Josh Hart hoped Draymond Green would have apologized to Karl-Anthony Towns for his comments

Shams Charania: Stephen Curry had a birthday party. The entire team was there from what I’m told. The party went pretty late into the night—2, 3 AM. The last three people there—can you guess? Steph, Draymond, and Jimmy Butler. Draymond and Jimmy Butler, spending time together, vibing, talking, building their camaraderie, playing cards to end the night. And I think you’re seeing how that chemistry translates onto the floor. You see these guys smiling, laughing, really coming together as a group, and it’s showing in their play. -via YouTube / March 14, 2025

Steph still did Steph things. The people raved. The Warriors won. And somehow, someway, this Curry saga continues. “Yeah, I think we all kind of wanted that for him, where we all were just trying (to make it) happen,” said Draymond Green, who has assisted on more of Curry’s 3s than any other teammate (671, with Andre Iguodala a distant second at 175). “But to see him cross that milestone that no one has ever crossed, is very fitting. The way he changed the game, how important he made the 3-point shot to the game of basketball … “It couldn’t happen to a better person, (someone) who has been a steward of this game, the way he’s carried this franchise on his back, what he’s done for the NBA, the league as a whole. I’m happy to be here to see it be a small part of it, but more importantly, just witness greatness on a nightly basis.” -via New York Times / March 14, 2025

The move has rejuvenated franchise stalwarts Stephen Curry and Draymond Green, along with the rest of the roster, and included a memorable message from Warriors general manager Mike Dunleavy Jr.  “I told them, ‘It’s time to win,’” Dunleavy Jr. explained to HoopsHype. “Whatever happened this season thus far where we’ve had some tough losses and our record isn’t what it needs to be. This signals it’s time to win, no f****** around. We’ll see where we can get to.” -via HoopsHype / March 14, 2025

James L Edwards III: Thibs on Bridges’ comments to us about minutes earlier this morning: “We never had a conversation about it. The facts are the facts. Jalen is 20th or 21st in average minutes. KAT is below that. Your wings play more. They’re matched up against primary players.” -via x.com / March 12, 2025

As he sat by his locker, New York Knicks center Karl-Anthony Towns spoke in a thoughtful, albeit somber, tone. The Knicks had just labored through an eventual loss to the Los Angeles Clippers. That development reinforced the challenge New York faced in its first game without All-Star point guard Jalen Brunson, whom the Knicks said will be sidelined for at least the next two weeks after spraining his right ankle. -via athlonsports.com / March 10, 2025

“It’s tough. A lot of you guys forget that we’re humans. Or you guys look at us like we’re animals at a petting zoo or a parlay and y’all forget that we’re actually people,” New York small forward Josh Hart said. “We have real-life problems and traumas that we have to navigate. So we give him a lot of credit. We’re there for him. I think that everyone has to keep that in mind when they see things. People say stupid things when they don’t understand. We’re humans.” -via athlonsports.com / March 10, 2025

On the latest episode of The Roommates Show, Brunson and Hart welcomed Knicks owner James Dolan to the podcast. Dolan confirmed he has no issue with two of the team’s stars co-hosting a podcast together, but for some reason, ESPN’s Kendrick Perkins recently urged them to the end the show. “There are much worse things you could be doing than having a podcast,” Brunson said, noting he’s going to be talking to Hart whether it’s on a podcast or not. “There are a lot of things that go on that are much worse than sitting here and talking to you guys about stuff. Y’all can drag that, y’all can figure out whatever you want to figure out.” -via Awful Announcing / March 14, 2025

Josh Hart: Tell bro bring all them Kobe’s lol -via x.com / March 8, 2025