According to Jake Fischer, Horford may also sign a contract worth more than the $5.7 million Mid-Level Exception this summer, which would be a larger salary than many expected for the 39-year-old veteran.

The Golden State Warriors have not made a move to improve their roster. They have been fixated on making a contract proposal for restricted free agent forward Jonathan Kuminga.

Amidst all of the rumors about who might be signing with the Warriors, there is someone people are forgetting about.

The NBA recently dropped the Warriors' schedule for the 2025-26 season, giving Curry an opportunity to get a feel for where the potential ebbs and flows will come. When speaking with Ali Thanawalla of NBC Sports Bay Area, at his annual "Curry Camp," the veteran sharpshooter shared some initial thoughts on the upcoming schedule.

Holiday matchups and some extra late tip-offs are among the games included in the Golden State Warriors' 2025-2026 regular season schedule, which the team released on Thursday.

After a rough first half, the Phoenix Mercury tightened up their defense after the break and picked up a vital road win against the shorthanded Golden State Valkyries.

Former Boston Celtics center Al Horford is consistently brought up as a target for the Warriors. NBA insider Jake Fischer remains “very confident” the club will still sign the veteran and one-time champion.

Warriors owner Joe Lacob has gotten himself involved in the situation, having been spotted alongside Kuminga at a WNBA game. And now, ESPN's Ramona Shelburne has revealed what Lacob has apparently told Kuminga, which shows how invested he is in keeping the young star.

The Phoenix Mercury lost to the Las Vegas Aces last night, but they have a chance to recover as they take on the Golden State Valkyries.

The Valkyries, though, have proven that not all teams need to get superstars, some can afford to make them, which is what’s happening with Veronica Burton right now.

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