The Warriors have been put to the test early on to begin the 2025-26 NBA season. Golden State (9-7) not only has played the most games (16) of any NBA team this season, but will play in its fifth back-to-back of the season when it faces off against the Miami Heat on Wednesday at Kaseya Center.

The Warriors enter the Blazers matchup with a 9-8 record. They concluded their recent six-game road trip with back-to-back losses, and they will be eager to get back to the win column when they return home to Chase Center for Friday’s game.

The Golden State Warriors found another way to let a winnable game slip away, blowing a 12-point lead and losing 123-127 to the Portland Trail Blazers in NBA Cup play on Friday night.

WARRIORS RIDE THREE-GAME WIN STREAK INTO ORLANDO The Warriors carry a three-game winning streak into Orlando, where they face the Magic on Tuesday. Stephen Curry is averaging 34.7 points per game on a 69.

Golden State Warriors forward Jimmy Butler sat out their game against the Miami Heat on Wednesday due to a back issue.

The Stephen Curry sneaker tour continued on Friday night with another awesome pair when he rolled up for the Golden State Warriors game vs. the Portland Trail Blazers. This time it was some super rare Jordans.

The Golden State Warriors' mindset is clear after splitting a six-game road trip that was about more than wins and losses, Dalton Johnson writes.

To end their six game road swing, the Warriors will be without Steph Curry, Draymond Green, Jimmy Butler and Jonathan Kuminga against the Heat.

Getting beat off the dribble meant bigs had to help off their man, which left the team susceptible to offensive rebounds. Kerr hoped that a few good days of practice will help solve some of those issues. Because of the team playing 17 games in the first 29 days of the season, the Warriors have not been able to practice more than a few times.

The eight living members of that championship team, which includes Rick Barry, Jamaal Wilkes and Charles Dudley, will be honored during the Blazers vs. Warriors game

The explosive forward will not participate in the Golden State Warriors NBA Cup game against the San Antonio Spurs