Former ESPN NBA reporter Nick Friedell reportedly has a new job. According to Ryan Glasspiegel at Front Office Sports, Friedell will join The Athletic to work on the Golden State Warriors beat. Per FOS,

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Shelburne's idea could solve the current rift between Kuminga and Golden State's front office. However, if he's dead set on signing his qualifying offer or forcing his way out of the franchise, no alterations the front office makes will be deemed good enough.

My colleague Andrew Marchand has the must-read story of how ESPN got to this company-defining moment, under its chairman Jimmy Pitaro, who has spent north of $80 billion on live-sports rights during his tenure to keep fans tuned in to ESPN and to stave off the Thanos-like inevitability of YouTube and Netflix consumption.

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.

Jonathan Kuminga reportedly declined another offer from the Golden State Warriors as he seeks a longer extension with the franchise. On Wednesday, ESPN reported that the Dubs have attempted to ...

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Breaking Down the Golden State Warriors' 2025-26 Schedule originally appeared on Athlon Sports. It has been a slow offseason for the Golden State Warriors as they have not made any additions to their roster outside of the 2025 draft.