We’ve seen the Warriors when they are humming. They look unapproachable. Curry and Butler playing like their MVP-caliber selves, Green and Al Horford are running the defensive end like they own the patent. When they are at their best, I like the Warriors’ chances against anyone.

Simmons' podcast mate Joe House also pointed out how Golden State is one of the oldest teams in the league, led by 37-year-old Steph Curry, alongside 35-year-old Draymond Green, 36-year-old Jimmy Butler and 39-year-old Al Horford.

As the NBA Schedule pushes into November, different colored courts are beginning to pop up across different NBA arenas, marking the start of the league's annual in-season tournament, the Emirates NBA Cup.

Between Nov. 7 and Nov. 14, Curry and the Warriors will face off against Nikola Jokic's Denver Nuggets, reigning 2025 Finals MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's Oklahoma City Thunder and early-season MVP front-runner Victor Wembanyama's San Antonio Spurs twice.

Both the Suns and Warriors have been two of the sloppiest teams in the league so far in terms of taking care of the ball, as Phoenix is averaging the third-most team turnovers per game (17.3) and Golden State the sixth-most (17.1).

The Memphis Grizzlies and Golden State Warriors renewed their rivalry on Monday at the Chase Center. The Warriors entered the game after suffering their first defeat, while the Grizzlies arrived beaming with confidence after a solid victory against the Indiana Pacers.

Jimmy Butler addresses the Warriors' recent struggles after a loss against the Pacers. What is next for the team?

The Golden State Warriors have had a busy start to the 2025/26 season and head coach Steve Kerr believes his team is feeling the effects.

Devin Booker continued his early season scoring blitz but it wasn't enough for the Suns in loss to Warriors on Nov. 4.