The Golden State Warriors have resurged since the arrival of Jimmy Butler. Their strong performances have led NBA experts to consider them clear title contenders. After the game, Steve Kerr addressed the media and made the franchise’s short-term goal clear with a decisive statement.

Jayson Tatum is the face of the Boston Celtics. He is their best player and is the first player you think of when you think of the modern-day Celtics. Tatum is the best overall player that the Celtics have, even though Jaylen Brown is also really good. Brown is the reigning NBA Finals MVP, but Tatum is still the face of the Celtics.

How strictly one interprets the word 'skill' will likely have a lot to do with how creative of an answer one might have.

Enter Jimmy Butler, whom the Warriors acquired from the Miami Heat in exchange for Wiggins as part of a multi-team trade before the Feb. 6 deadline. Golden State has responded to the deal with a 5-1 record since Butler's arrival, but coach Steve Kerr doesn't believe comparing Wiggins to the Warriors' new six-time NBA All-Star is fair.

We’re going to get a sense, in a road trip that begins now with the Lakers and Clippers in Los Angeles, if the Knicks are finally something other than this, at last: Second-Round Knicks.

Golden State forward Draymond Green and coach Steve Kerr reflected on the Warriors reaching 3,000 wins in franchise history after beating the Charlotte Hornets on Tuesday night.

A pair of Atlantic Division rivals play their fourth and final regular season game against each other on Tuesday, Feb. 25 when the Toronto Raptors host the Boston Celtics at Scotiabank ... said Golden State coach Steve Kerr, an elite shooter in his playing ...