The Warriors duo finished second behind Donovan Mitchell and Evan Mobley in Saturday's All-Star Skills Challenge.

If Stephen Curry, Draymond Green and Jimmy Butler form the new Big Three for the Golden State Warriors, then does that make Brandin Podziemski and Moses Moody the Little Two? Or just the Other Two? Podziemski and Moody were playing well before the Warriors shook up their roster,

Golden State Warriors star Draymond Green looks to avenge his previous NBA Skills Challenge loss on Saturday in front of his home fans.

The NBA All-Star Weekend is underway in San Francisco and Draymond Green and Moses Moody are set to represent the Golden State Warriors as the home team at the NBA Skills Challenge on Saturday.

The Warriors are 4-1 with Butler, who has immediately given them a sense of confidence and swagger. But when it comes to the starting lineup, the Warriors were always going to include Curry, Butler and Green. They’re their three best players. Finding the two around them that make the most sense is the tricky part.

I got a warning from the league the other day that I’ve been playing too aggressively. They’re warning me. What does that mean? I don’t know. But apparently, me being in ‘go win’

Brandin Podziemski has received more opportunity as the team’s backup point guard once again — he and Butler have developed an incredible level of chemistry in a short period of time, with the second-year guard averaging five points per 100 possessions more with Butler on the squad.

The Golden State Warriors are surging at just the right time, and a lot of that has to do with their latest addition—Jimmy Butler. Since acquiring the six-time All-Star from the Miami Heat, the Warriors have gone 5-1,

The Warriors (29-27) were in control almost the entire game, crushing Sacramento in the minutes Curry rested. Golden State went 20-for-43 (46.5%) from deep and scored 38 points off 24 Kings turnovers. They’re now 4-1 with Jimmy Butler, who registered 17 points and seven assists while snagging three steals.

Draymond Green gave his haters plenty of material after his embarrassing Skills Challenge run during NBA All-Star Saturday Night. Green and his Golden

SAN FRANCISCO – Warriors teammates Draymond Green and Moses Moody kicked off NBA All-Star Saturday night by advancing to the championship round of the Skills Challenge against Donovan Mitchell and Evan Mobley at Chase Center. Following an impressive ...