Moses Moody

When you run through some of the players who got minutes last season and see who replaced them this season, the Warriors' upgrade is clear.

The confidence within the locker room is growing. The younger layer of the roster continues to elevate when given opportunity.

Coach Steve Kerr went to his 13th different starting lineup this season and Toronto scored 76 first-half points.

The Warriors' essence is to not to be held hostage by ego. But in trying to get their stars going Tuesday, they got in their own way.

Tuesday may have been the worst night of what has been a horrible stretch for the Warriors franchise.

These guys weren’t necessarily thought to be important before the season but have established now that they might be.

The Warriors lack of reliable depth put greater pressure on veterans, and those veterans didn't deliver.

How much do the Warriors miss Mike Brown? What's Bob Myers' status? These and many more questions are asked and answered.

Golden State heads back to San Francisco three games under .500 with a depleted rotation.

The 14-15 Warriors already faced a stiffening challenge before their best player went down. The near term just got a whole lot trickier.

Saturday marked the first time in franchise history that the Warriors have had two players make eight or more 3s in the same game.

"We're going to have to make some adjustments, make some changes," Steve Kerr said after the loss Thursday night in Orlando.

There's nothing currently reliable about the Warriors when a bench player hits the floor.

The Warriors have four 30-something multi-championship veterans and three recent lottery picks, which puts them on two timelines.

Worries about Kuminga's lack of feel have subsided as the Warriors rookie has connected on some creative passes during Summer League play.

Kerr on the departure two years ago and recent return of Andre Iguodala: "I think when we lost him, we lost a piece of our soul."

Impressions on Jonathan Kuminga, Moses Moody and more from the Warriors' first Summer League game in Las Vegas.

Four lottery picks shared the floor Monday when Golden State took on Orlando. How did the Warriors' Jonathan Kuminga and Moses Moody do?