"I didn't say [it was hard to envision this team standing pat at the deadline]," Kerr clarified. "What I said was, we're 24-24. So we can't stand here and say 'Oh we're good' we'l

Stephen Curry and Steve Kerr both made it clear that they want to finish their time with the Warriors, together.

"It's pretty clear where I stand," Steph Curry said, "trying to make the necessary adjustments to try to win."

The Golden State Warriors looked like a top contender in the Western Conference to begin the year, starting with a 12-3 record by beating teams like the Oklahom

Warriors head coach Steve Kerr addressed the upcoming trade deadline before the Warriors’ game against the Suns.

The most realistic target for the Warriors is Heat star Jimmy Butler, whose ongoing suspension means that Miami has no option but to trade him ahead of the Feb. 6 deadline. That has drastically driven down his price. The Warriors have recently been more active in their pursuit of Butler.

The Golden State Warriors are facing some big decisions as the NBA trade deadline approaches. Currently sitting at 24–24 and a half-game out of the play-in tournament in an extremely crowded Western Conference,