The Golden State Warriors may be without two of their star players in Friday night's game against the Denver Nuggets.

A 5-5 record isn’t what you expect from a team featuring Stephen Curry, Draymond Green, and Jimmy Butler. The Warriors are in a rough patch, worn down by a grueling schedule and mounting injuries.

With an offense inspired by Barcelona, Curry and the Warriors found tremendous success. He won the NBA MVP award twice and the Warriors became a dynasty, setting the single season record for wins in a season in 2015–16 and conquered four NBA Finals titles between 2015–2022.

Expert recap and game analysis of the Denver Nuggets vs. Golden State Warriors NBA game from November 7, 2025 on ESPN.

Golden State Warriors superstar guard and future Hall of Famer Stephen Curry broke down his shooting motion during an appearance on the Mind the Game podcast with LeBron James and Steve Nash on Tuesday.

On paper, the Golden State Warriors look like a team with genuine championship potential. With a roster built around experienced players who know how to win, the Warriors have started the season well against Western Conference opponents,

Dismantled by everyone from Nikola Jokic to relative no-name players, the Golden State Warriors have not resembled the elite defensive team of last season. "I failed," Draymond Green says.