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T he Golden State Warriors are hoping to make a playoff push after adding Jimmy Butler at the NBA trade deadline, but they'll run into one of the best in the West on Thursday nigh

Despite missing Anthony Davis, Daniel Gafford, PJ Washington and Dereck Lively, the Warriors didn't have an answer for Kyrie Irving. Irving caught fire against the Warriors, scoring a game-high 42 points on 15-of-25 shooting from the floor with seven made 3-pointers to go along with seven rebounds in 40 minutes.

Jimmy Butler didn’t solve all the Warriors’ problems, after all. After winning the first two games of the Butler era, the Warriors dropped one of their worst losses of the season. In Dallas, in front of a crowd still reeling from the Luka Doncic trade aftershocks,

Jimmy Butler shined as the Warriors fell 107-111 to Irving's Mavericks in a thrilling game. Ben and Donnie break down Wednesday night's result in the West.

Just days before the NBA is set to descend upon the Bay Area for All-Star weekend, Warriors head coach Steve Kerr publicly aired out his current frustrations with the league. Following Golden State’s 111-107 loss to the Dallas Mavericks on Wednesday,

Speaking postgame Wednesday after the Golden State Warriors’ 111-107 loss to the Dallas Mavericks, head coach Steve Kerr criticized the NBA’s scheduling. Yet again. “The NBA in its infinite wisdom makes us play an 8:45 (p.