The Warriors' playoffs dreams are fading and one surprising could be ready to suprass the Warriors.

The Golden State Warriors find themselves in a similar situation as the Houston Rockets now, in light of Jimmy Butler's ACL injury.

Jimmy Butler’s season-ending injury has sparked extreme trade speculation for the Golden State Warriors, including links to Anthony Davis. The post Warriors Tipped to Land $175M Center in Bizarre Trade: Report appeared first on Heavy Sports.

Stephen A. Smith calls Jimmy Butler’s injury “devastating,” predicting the Warriors won't be able to overcome a loaded Western Conference without him.

The Golden State Warriors are in a rut; the Dubs, who entered the season with the hopes of winning a championship, are currently 8th in the Western Conference with a 25-19 record. As if this wasn’t enough trouble for the historic franchise,

Over the course of the season, the Warriors have scored 115.5 points per game, but also have given up 113.2 points per game. Despite allowing so many points, Golden State has the sixth-best defensive rating (112.2) in the league, according to NBA.com.

BOTTOM LINE: The Golden State Warriors host the Portland Trail Blazers in Western Conference action Tuesday. The Warriors are 14-12 against Western Conference opponents. Golden State ranks ninth in the Western Conference in rebounding with 43.5 rebounds. Draymond Green paces the Warriors with 5.9 boards.

Golden State is looking to extend its four-game win streak with a victory against Toronto. The teams meet Tuesday for the second time this season.

Golden State Warriors GM Mike Dunleavy addressed trade speculation surrounding Jimmy Butler after the star suffered a season-ending injury.

The NBA serves up another exciting game as the Warriors visit the Mavericks. Neither franchise is setting the world on fire this season, with both teams in middling positions in the Western Conference.

Warriors legend Rick Barry had high praise for Steph Curry, calling him an "anomaly" and explaining why he's like nobody else in NBA history.

Golden State Warriors forward Jimmy Butler sustained a torn ACL, ending his 2025 season. Butler averaged 20 points per game this season.