In one of the most surprising and exciting performances of the Golden State Warriors season, rookie center Quinten Post and second-year forward Gui Santos led the hosts to a 131-106 victory over the visiting Chicago Bulls on Thursday night.

So what does it mean for the Warrior rotation now and moving forward once Draymond Green and Jonathan Kuminga return? What does it mean for Golden State’s trade plans ahead of the February 6 deadline? It’s all unpacked in a huge post-game live episode!

Monday's game between the Golden State Warriors and Boston Celtics brought a perfect contrast between a beautifully executed roster build and one with significant flaws that must be addressed.

As the Warriors fell to a 40-point blowout loss to the defending NBA champions, the heat goes on Mike Dunleavy Jr. for his failure to build a coherent roster around franchise superstar Stephen Curry.

The Golden State Warriors finally got the better of the Washington Wizards on Saturday, but it didn't come without consequence as Stephen Curry and Draymond Green each suffered concerning injury issues.

On a positive note, Andrew Wiggins delivered a huge performance and Dennis Schroder had his best game in a Warrior uniform as the hosts staved off the Wizards despite 38 points from Jordan Poole.

The Warriors have reportedly inquired about five different potential centers as trade targets before the deadline, but which player they should be prioritizing to try and salvage their mediocre season to date?

Despite being without Draymond Green, Jonathan Kuminga, Brandin Podziemski and Kyle Anderson, the Golden State Warriors went into Minnesota and claimed an important 116-115 victory to close out their road-trip on Wednesday!

Stephen Curry delivered once again, but it may have been Andrew Wiggins' aggressiveness that proved most pivotal for the Warriors in the non-Curry minutes. The under pressure Buddy Hield found a response, keeping intact Golden State's perfect record when the veteran sharpshooter scores 18+ points.

The Golden State Warriors have hit a new low in their season after a 104-101 loss to a Toronto Raptors team who entered having won just one of their past 16 games.

Where do the Warriors go from here? Is Steve Kerr’s role as head coach now well and truly under pressure? What, if any moves are going to make any meaningful difference? Do we dare raise the prospects of Stephen Curry’s future with the franchise? It’s all discussed as fans vent their frustration on this post-game live!

Playing without their four best players and two further rotation members, the Golden State Warriors were always going to struggle against the Indiana Pacers at Gainbridge Fieldhouse on Friday.

The Warriors fought hard but were ultimately outgunned in a 108-96 defeat, so are there any major elements to takeaway given the absences? Perhaps Quinten Post's brief but exciting cameo should pay more credence to Golden State's need for a stretch five before the deadline!

The Golden State Warriors have bounced back from two horrible losses to record an important 107-104 victory over the red-hot Detroit Pistons at Little Caesars Arena on Thursday.

Playing without Jonathan Kuminga and Andrew Wiggins, and with Stephen Curry held to 5-of-21 shooting, the Warriors needed an out-of-the-box surprise performance from someone. That's exactly what Gui Santos provided, with the Brazilian forward emerging as an unlikely hero and key talking point from the three-point win!