Members of the Golden State Warriors organization are reportedly tempering expectations when it comes to the possibility of acquiring Milwaukee Bucks superstar forward Giannis Antetokounmpo at some point.

Warriors may cut ties with 4-time champion, acquire $175 million dominant forward originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. The Golden State Warriors waited until just about the last second to make any moves this offseason.

Will Richard earned the start for the Warriors on Tuesday against the Trail Blazers, and the 56th pick earned praise from coach Steve Kerr afterward.

Stephen Curry exploded for 28 points in 27 minutes in the Warriors' 118-111 preseason win over the Trail Blazers in Portland on Tuesday.

Richard scored his first basket on a heady cut off a Jonathan Kuminga post-up. Later on, the rookie’s 3-pointers late in the half helped the Warriors come back from an almost 20-point deficit.

Steve Kerr watched from the bench as Jonathan Kuminga and the Golden State Warriors secured a 118-111 win over the Portland Trail Blazers on Tuesday night. The Warriors improved to 3-1 in the NBA preseason, with their only loss thus far coming at the hands of the Los Angeles Lakers on Sunday.

Horford's arrival in Golden State is crucial, as Curry has never played with a big man like the 39-year-old NBA champion before. Among Warriors centers since Curry's breakout season (2012-13), the leaders in total 3-point makes are Dario Saric, who made 74 3s as a backup center in 2023-24, and Quinten Post, who sank 73 as a rookie last season.

Steve Kerr and Jonathan Kuminga have – rather publicly – not seen eye to eye on many things the fifth-year forward does on a basketball court.

A Golden State Warriors guard makes his intentions known about his preferred role for the team moving forward.