Steve Kerr was upset early on in the Warriors' Monday night contest against the Jazz, and he ended up lighting a fire underneath his team.

According to NESN’s Collin Keane, the Warriors could target Boston Celtics forward Sam Hauser. The 27-year-old is an intense three-point shooter, which aligns with the Warriors’ style, while Kuminga has struggled from long range, hitting just 33.2% of his career three-pointers.

The Golden State Warriors had a nice victory on Monday night against the Utah Jazz and it was partly spurred by a fiery chat from head coach Steve Kerr who tore into the team early in the game. Kerr called a timeout early on after a poor defensive play ...

SAN FRANCISCO — Golden State Warriors forward Jonathan Kuminga will miss his seventh straight game Wednesday night against the Houston Rockets because of bilateral knee tendonitis, but Warriors coach Steve Kerr sounds optimistic that a return may be imminent.

Steve Kerr lit into his players with visible frustration after the Warriors left Keyonte George completely unguarded on the weak side.

Steve Kerr isn’t concerned with labeling the Golden State Warriors’ issues; he just wants improvement. The Golden State Warriors have struggled to build off their strong start to the NBA season.

Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr made a bold claim about his team's start to the season and delivered multiple updates on his roster.

Jonathan Kuminga still has a poor relationship with Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr, NBA sources told DallasHoopsJournal. The Warriors are only 10-9 on the season.

While Jonathan Kuminga is still out for the Warriors against the Rockets, the team has a new plan to tackle his injury.

Given the high amount of mileage that key players such as Horford, Stephen Curry, Jimmy Butler and Draymond Green have, the 23-year-old Kuminga is vital to Golden State's success. He's averaging 13.8 points while shooting 47.8% from the field in 27.7 minutes a game to start the year, and his athleticism and quickness are sorely needed.

The Golden State Warriors will be without Draymond Green due to a right foot sprain for Monday's game against the Utah Jazz. Green will join Al Horford and Jonathan Kuminga in street clothes. Horford is set to at least the next three games with right sciatic nerve irritation.