While Golden State is still built around its veteran stars, Steve Kerr has also benefitted from a standout rookie in 2024-25.

The Golden State Warriors will deploy a two-big lineup featuring Quinten Post and Kevon Looney in spurts against the Houston Rockets.

Quinten Post’s first NBA season has been nothing short of remarkable. The 7-foot center, who was selected 52nd overall in the 2023 NBA Draft, has quickly become a fan favorite and a crucial piece of ...

After missing two straight games, both Post and Payton II's status are in question for Friday's contest in Portland. Post ...

NorCal native and former Sonoma State star Jaylen Wells was listed as a finalist for the prestigious award on Sunday evening.

This was Post's largest workload since March 22, but it's notable that coach Steve Kerr trusted him in his first taste of the playoffs. Post is the preferred backup big these days, and Jonathan ...

Warriors rookie center Quinten Post clarified the moment second-year center Trayce Jackson-Davis gave up his seat on the bench for him during Golden State's 121-116 win over the Memphis Grizzlies ...

Golden State Warriors center Quinten Post vowed that Steph Curry won’t score three points against the Houston Rockets again ...

As Golden State Warriors prepare to take on the Houston Rockets in the first round of the Western Conference playoffs, they will be relying on a rookie taken near the end of this year's draft to hold ...

In his postgame press conference, Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green had high praise for Trayce Jackson-Davis for ...

Quinten Post is in his first season with Golden State, but in the second half of the 2024-25 regular season, he became a key piece of the Warriors' rotation. A 7-foot center that can stretch the ...