| Team: | Golden State Warriors |
| End Year: | 2025 |
| Wins: | 0 |
| Losses: | 0 |
| Division: | Pacific |
| Coach: | Steve Kerr |
| Gm: | Mike Dunleavy Jr. |
| Owners: | Joe Lacob Peter Guber |
| Arena: | Chase Center |
| Television: | NBC Sports Bay Area |
| Radio: | 95.7 The Game |
| Bbr Team: | GSW |
The 2024–25 Golden State Warriors season will be the 79th season of the franchise in the National Basketball Association (NBA), their 63rd in the San Francisco Bay Area, and their sixth season at the Chase Center. This will be the first time since the 2010–11 season that franchise mainstay Klay Thompson will not be on the opening night roster, as he left to join the Dallas Mavericks over the off-season through a sign-and-trade deal.
See main article: 2024 NBA draft.
The Warriors will enter this draft (which will be two days long instead of just one day long like it previously has been since the NBA draft was shortened down to two rounds in 1989) with just one second-round pick.[1]
|- style="background:#;"| | October 11| Sacramento| | | | | Chase Center| |- style="background:#;"| | October 13| Detroit| | | | | Chase Center| |- style="background:#;"| | October 15| @ L.A. Lakers| | | | | T-Mobile Arena
| |- style="background:#;"| | October 18| L.A. Lakers| | | | | Chase Center|
See main article: 2024 NBA Cup. The groups were revealed during the tournament announcement on July 12, 2024.[2] [3]
See main article: article and List of 2024–25 NBA season transactions.
| June 27, 2024[4] | To Golden State Warriors Lindy Waters III | To Oklahoma City Thunder Draft rights to Quinten Post (No. 52) |
| July 6, 2024[5] | To Golden State Warriors Draft rights to Quinten Post (No. 52) | To Portland Trail Blazers Cash considerations |
| July 6, 2024[6] | Six-team trade | |
| To Golden State Warriors Kyle Anderson (from Minnesota) Buddy Hield (from Philadelphia) | To Charlotte Hornets Josh Green (from Dallas) Reggie Jackson (from Denver) 2029 DEN second-round pick (from Denver) 2030 DEN second-round pick (from Denver) | |
| To Dallas Mavericks Klay Thompson (from Golden State) 2025 GSW second-round pick (from Golden State) | To Denver Nuggets Cash considerations (from Charlotte) | |
| To Minnesota Timberwolves 2025 DEN second-round pick (from Golden State via Charlotte) 2031 second-round pick swap (from Golden State) Cash considerations (from Golden State) | To Philadelphia 76ers 2031 DAL second-round pick (from Golden State via Dallas) | |