In retrospect, I shouldn't have been surprised that there were a few boos as Lacob took the mic. I quickly said to myself, oh, right, the Monta Ellis trade. But then the boos got progressively louder.

With the likelihood of keeping their 2012 NBA Drat pick dwindling with every inspired win, the Golden State Warriors went out and acquired a couple of draft picks. Warriors General Manager Larry Riley suggested that there still might be hope for keeping their own 2012 pick instead of sending it to the Utah Jazz if it falls outside the top 7 picks after the 2012 NBA Draft Lottery.

Around the world media reaction the Warriors and Bucks blockbuster deal.

The Golden State Warriors have made their official announcement of a trade that has sent Kwame Brown, Monta Ellis, and Ekpe Udoh to the Milwaukee Bucks in exchange for Andrew Bogut and Stephen Jackson.

In his analysis of where the Monta Ellis trade leaves his former and future team financially, SB Nation's Tom Ziller notes that the Golden State Warriors are left without cap flexibility this summer while the Milwaukee Bucks will have room to pursue a free agent. But things might not be that bad.

The rumored deal that would have sent Monta Ellis to the Orlando Magic is now rumored to be dead.

According to a report, the Warriors are exploring options for a new arena.

Grantland's Bill Simmons has released Part 1 of his annual NBA Trade Value rankings, with the value of two notable Golden State Warriors falling since last year.

What does the 2nd half of the season look like for the Warriors? Back-to-backs. Lots of 'em. Take a look at the chart that visually shows the difference between the difficulty level of the 1st half and 2nd half schedules.

Just as the Golden State Warriors are expected to get Andris Biedrins back with Dwight Howard and the Orlando Magic in town tonight, they've been hit with more injury news: center Kwame Brown is expected to miss at least three months