While the Warriors have placed their trust in 22-year-old Brandin Podziemski and 23-year-old Jonathan Kuminga as their key young studs, the front office took a huge gamble by adding a 39-year-old Al Horford to the mix, who is at that stage of his career where players can become a shadow of themselvs in a blink of an eye.

The Golden State Warriors got off to a hot start in their 2025-26 campaign, taking down the Los Angeles Lakers with a convincing road win in Tuesday's season op

Jimmy Butler III shows he's got it in Game 1, Luka Dončić begins to take the baton and Jonathan Kuminga slots right in.

In the 2022 NBA Finals opener, Horford hit six 3s and scored 26 points in San Francisco, wresting away immediate series control for the Boston Celtics as he ached for his first title in his 15th season. It was one of the best games of his career. But it was soon followed by one of the most devastating.

One analyst thinks that will end up the case, at least, and has a solution for it. During The Herd on Wednesday, Fox Sports' Colin Cowherd proposed a blockbuster transaction that would elevate the Dubs to true contender status in Curry's final golden years: Butler, Kuminga, and picks for the one and only Giannis Antetokounmpo.

The Warriors ran away with a 16-4 third-quarter run, eventually beating Luka Dončić (43 points) and the Lakers 119-109 to cap our opening night doubleheader.

Golden State Warriors star Jonathan Kuminga has found himself in better standing with his team despite some bumps in the road.

Here's what you need to know about the NBA game between the Warriors and the Nuggets, including broadcast information and start time.