Within the Dubs’ schedule that the NBA released on Thursday are three games that are slated for a diabolical 8 p.m. Pacific tipoff time. The first will take place on Oct. 28 against the Clippers, the second is set for Dec.

The Golden State Warriors' quest for a fifth NBA title in the Steph Curry era begins against the Los Angeles Lakers and finishes against the Clippers.

The Steph Curry, Jimmy Butler, Draymond Green-led Warriors will play a team-record 34 nationally-televised games

On October 21, basketball returns to NBC, the DeLorean’s “future” becomes the present, and two aging but dangerous rosters square off under the brightest lights. The stakes may be higher than the standings suggest—because there aren’t many more of these moments left.

After 24 years, the NBA returns to NBC this fall with a massive slate of 100 regular season games. View the complete schedule here!

The Golden State Warriors will play before more national audiences than ever in 2025-26. They also have three home games that start at an abnormally late hour.

The season tips off with a double header on Tuesday, October 21 on NBC and Peacock. The games will feature the Houston Rockets vs. the Oklahoma City Thunder, and the Los Angeles Lakers vs. the Golden State Warriors.

While almost everyone in the building in Houston for those matchups is gone, Alperen Sengun is the latest Rocket to call out the Warriors. Although it might seem strange for Sengun to still be upset four months after the fact, he is one of many who have quickly grown frustrated with Golden State’s antics.