The Golden State Warriors reportedly have a verbal agreement in place with a five-time NBA All-Star during free agency.

The league office also highlighted that starting games on time is a point of emphasis, as the NBA has been panned for its late tipoff times in recent years. NBC, which has been the local provider for Warriors games locally since 2011, will be the only company allowed to broadcast nationally on Tuesday, taking over the slot long held by TNT.

In a recent episode of his Wy Network podcast, Dwyane Wade explained why Green’s greatness can’t be simplified to his individual efforts. While his status as an all-time great defender and Hall of Famer is undeniable, Wade explained that Green’s contributions to his team’s success are as valuable as anyone’s.

According to reports, the Golden State Warriors have reached a verbal agreement to bring a veteran NBA All-Star alongside Stephen Curry.

The Golden State Warriors built a successful dynasty around a big three of Steph Curry, Klay Thompson, and Draymond Green, and that trio has all cemented themse

“Then you have another superstar who Golden State have been linked to for over 18 months – LeBron James. The four-time MVP’s future at the Los Angeles Lakers has also been a significant source of speculation this offseason, with the Warriors again mentioned as a team with some level of interest.”

Houston Rockets big man Alperen Sengun accused the Golden State Warriors of being hypocrites during their playoff series.

Warriors Coach Steve Kerr On Today’s NBA: "We Don’t Practice Anymore" originally appeared on Fadeaway World. Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr isn’t afraid to admit the game is changing, and that not all of it plays to his strengths.