Even though the Golden State Warriors' season officially ended on Wednesday night, their title chances were essentially ruined as soon as Stephen Curry went down with a hamstring injury.

The Minnesota Timberwolves reached their second straight Western Conference Finals as they downed the Golden State Warriors ...

After the Timberwolves defeated the Warriors 121-110 Wednesday to advance to the Western Conference finals, the locker room was a much different scene than it was a year ago in Denver, when the Wolves ...

A surging Minnesota squad eliminated shorthanded Golden State in five games to reach its second straight Western Conference ...

With no Steph Curry, it was going to be tough for the Warriors to get past the Timberwolves, but they are staying positive ...

The Warriors credited the Wolves and avoided excuses but acknowledged the impact of injuries to Stephen Curry and Jimmy ...

Is the answer to keep developing young players like Jonathan Kuminga and Brandin Podziemski around the aging veteran core?

Julius Randle continues his magnificent playoff run, Jimmy Butler comes up short and Minnesota returns to the Western Conference Finals.

Steve Kerr and Draymond Green were very optimistic about the Warriors' chances of competing for a title next season.

Though the Warriors struggled to contain the Timberwolves in the deciding contest, head coach Steve Kerr said it was another ...

The Warriors’ season came to a frustrating close as the Timberwolves eliminated them, and Charles Barkley got real on their ...

Butler scored 33 points on 26 shots in Game 3 but combined for only 34 on 9-of-20 shooting between Games 4 and 5.