Warriors’ Jonathan Kuminga, Steve Kerr respond to healthy scratch in win over Bulls

The Cleveland Cavaliers held a practice session focused on improving their defensive strategies, following a film session led by head coach Kenny Atkinson that revealed some hard truths about the team's performance. Atkinson's candid feedback aimed to address the team's shortcomings and foster a more resilient mindset among players.

The Golden State Warriors have had a mixed start to the 2025-26 NBA season, currently holding a 13-12 record after a recent East Coast road trip. Amidst this performance, trade rumors have resurfaced, particularly involving Myles Turner and Trey Murphy III, as the team seeks to bolster its roster.

Draymond Green of the Golden State Warriors responded to Kenyon Martin's ranking of power forwards, which placed Martin ahead of him. Martin's list followed Green's comments labeling him an underachiever, leading to a public exchange between the two former players. Green addressed the situation on his podcast, emphasizing his achievements compared to Martin's claims.

The Golden State Warriors secured a decisive 123-91 victory over the Chicago Bulls, with Brandin Podziemski emerging as a standout player by scoring 21 points, along with eight rebounds and seven assists. This performance marks Podziemski's significant contribution to the team, especially in the absence of star player Stephen Curry, who is sidelined due to injury.

Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry is currently sidelined due to a quad injury, missing his fifth consecutive game against the Chicago Bulls. However, recent updates suggest a potential return for Curry in the upcoming game against the Minnesota Timberwolves, following the Warriors' victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers.