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Stephen Curry reiterates commitment to remain a 'Warriors lifer'
Steph Curry told CNBC’s Squawk on the Street that he wants to remain with Golden State for the rest of his career, calling himself a 'lifer' and saying contract details will work themselves out. The comment reduces public pressure on the front office about Curry's future but doesn't change roster construction or salary-cap realities facing the team.
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Jimmy Butler making steady progress in ACL rehab, still months from return
Anthony Slater reported Butler is in the middle stages of ACL rehabilitation after tearing his right ACL in January and remains months away from returning to NBA action. Butler has been rehabbing through the summer, remains engaged with the team and is planning a player-only event; he is expected to do individual work while the team opens camp. The update matters because Butler’s timeline affects Golden State’s rotation and championship hopes.
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Frank Vogel joins Warriors staff as associate head coach to oversee defense
The Golden State Warriors added Frank Vogel to Steve Kerr’s coaching staff as associate head coach with a defensive focus. Vogel, a former NBA head coach and 2020 champion with the Lakers, agreed to skip a planned sabbatical to join Golden State and will help implement a new defensive system around the current roster. The hire signals a clear front-office and coaching emphasis on improving the team’s defense ahead of training camp.
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Warriors waive Exhibit-10 signees Chance McMillian and Deivon Smith
Golden State signed Chance McMillian and Deivon Smith to Exhibit-10 training-camp contracts and then waived both players, a move the team and reporting indicate was planned to funnel them to the Santa Cruz Warriors (G League). The waivers clear roster space at camp and likely set up the players to receive Exhibit-10 bonuses if they join and stay with the G League affiliate.
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Warriors make front-office and player-development promotions ahead of camp
Golden State announced multiple staff hirings and promotions across player development, video, team operations and medical support as it prepares for training camp. The moves formalize Vogel’s addition and elevate internal staff (Everett Dayton, Ben Stelzer and others) into larger development roles. These changes reflect the organization preparing its support structure for the season and summer-camp work in Hawaii.
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Warriors add veteran shooter Georges Niang as roster competition intensifies
The Warriors signed Georges Niang this offseason and will use him as part of a competition for the final guaranteed roster spots and bench frontcourt depth. Niang offers veteran 3-and-D spacing while Golden State manages injuries to Jimmy Butler and Moses Moody and evaluates Brandon Williams and Dalen Terry.
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Warriors sign Deivon Smith to training-camp contract
Deivon Smith agreed to a training-camp contract with the Golden State Warriors, per CBS Sports. Smith, who starred in Summer League and averaged 11.1 points with G League stints last season, will compete for a regular-season roster spot in training camp.
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Warriors add Chance McMillian on a training-camp deal
Chance McMillian signed a training-camp contract with the Golden State Warriors, according to CBS Sports. McMillian, who averaged 16.6 points in the G League last season, joins camp to compete for a roster place.
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Marcus Thompson: Warriors could consider trading Draymond Green if season unravels
Marcus Thompson II told reporters the Warriors might explore trading Draymond Green before the 2027 trade deadline if the team performs poorly, citing Green's expiring contract and the franchise's cap flexibility next offseason. The comments frame Green as a potential source of immediate trade value rather than an imminent confirmed move.
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Former Warrior James Wiseman signs non-guaranteed Knicks training-camp deal
James Wiseman, the former No. 2 overall pick who spent early seasons with Golden State, signed a non-guaranteed training-camp contract with the New York Knicks. The deal gives Wiseman another opportunity to compete for an NBA roster spot after injuries limited his recent availability.
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NBA lists Warriors’ offseason signings and extensions
The NBA’s official offseason roundup confirms multiple Golden State contract moves, including one-year deals for Charles Bassey and Draymond Green and multi-year deals for Al Horford, De’Anthony Melton, Gary Payton II and Kristaps Porziņģis. These transactions finalize the veteran core and affect the team’s cap and roster construction heading into 2026–27.
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Steph Curry named 2026 Muhammad Ali Sports Humanitarian Award winner
Steph Curry was recognized with the 2026 Muhammad Ali Sports Humanitarian Award for his community work with the Eat. Learn. Play. foundation; the story notes the foundation has invested over $100 million and highlights Curry’s off-court leadership. While not a roster development, the honor underscores Curry’s ongoing commitment to the Bay Area.
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Steve Kerr says he planned to leave Warriors before re-signing, met with ownership
In a Tom Tolbert Show appearance, Steve Kerr said he had decided late in the 2025–26 regular season that he would leave the Warriors but reversed course after meetings with ownership and executives. Kerr met multiple times with Joe Lacob, Kirk Lacob and GM Mike Dunleavy Jr., accepted the franchise’s request to stay and signed a two-year deal to remain as head coach.
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Steve Kerr outlines adjusted expectations for Draymond Green’s role
Kerr told Tom Tolbert he needs patience from Draymond Green during a transition season and wants Green to shoot more threes to create possessions, while acknowledging Green may need to adapt to some role changes. The coach indicated Green remains a core leader but that the team will pursue a more streamlined, efficient style.
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Steve Kerr says Warriors couldn’t significantly get younger this offseason
On the Tom Tolbert Show, coach Steve Kerr said the front office tried to add "younger legs" but lacked the assets and cap room to make major moves, praising offseason additions such as Yaxel Lendeborg, Georges Niang and Brandon Williams as depth pieces. Kerr framed depth as the primary plan to cover injuries to Jimmy Butler and Moses Moody and to sustain the team early in the season.
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