The NBA's return to NBC has been widely celebrated, but it took Tuesday's Warriors game for some fans to discover their biggest gripe with the programming slate: a dreadfully late start time.

Draymond Green of the Warriors made a statement about the NBA's Eastern Conference that is sure to ruffle many feathers.

Draymond Green is still confident that he's the top defensive player in the NBA as he begins his 14th season with the Golden State Warriors.

The NBA's in-season tournament returns for its third year. The Los Angeles Lakers and Milwaukee Bucks won the last two tournaments, and with over $500,000 for each player on the winning team on the line, it's certainly something several of the game's biggest stars will show out for.

I’m sure after last week’s season-opening Power Rankings, many of you have questions. The entire NBA season is a series of questions, bound by the primary objective that most teams have of trying to win a championship or build toward some sort of team that could contend in a reasonable amount of time.

Golden State has one of the oldest rosters in the NBA. There are genuine concerns regarding the longevity of the current roster, especially veteran stars such as Stephen Curry and Al Horford. However, if the elder statesmen of the locker room can remain healthy, Kerr's team will be incredibly difficult to beat.

Bailey suggests that the Warriors acquire Klay Thompson and possibly a pick from the Dallas Mavericks in exchange for Kuminga. Thompson certainly isn’t the companion of Curry that he used to be, but that doesn’t mean a reunion wouldn’t be amazing.

A new trade idea links the Golden State Warriors to a potential All-Star addition as they look to strengthen their roster.