Golden State Warriors Make Official Roster Announcement on Sunday
The Golden State Warriors are entering the final stretch of the regular season, battling for playoff positioning in a competitive Western Conference. With a 41-30 record, the team has shown resilience despite injuries and roster adjustments.
The mid-season addition of Jimmy Butler has provided a major boost, but consistency remains key as they push toward the postseason. In their latest game, the Warriors fell 124-115 to the Atlanta Hawks on March 22. Playing without Stephen Curry, who is dealing with a left pelvic contusion, the team struggled to slow down Atlanta’s efficient offense. Butler led the Warriors with 25 points and 8 assists, while Moses Moody added 20 points, but it wasn’t enough to secure a win.
The loss highlighted Golden State’s need for depth as they prepare for the final games of the season.
Warriors continue playoff push amid roster moves With that in mind, the Warriors made an official roster move on Sunday, announcing that they have signed forward Kevin Knox II for the remainder of the season.
The Warriors’ PR department confirmed the signing. “The Warriors have signed forward Kevin Knox II to a contract. Knox II previously signed a 10-day contract with the Warriors on February 19 and a second 10-day contract on March 1.”
Knox appeared in seven games during his 10-day stints, averaging 4 points and 1.6 rebounds per game. His size, versatility, and experience as a former No. 9 overall pick could prove valuable as the Warriors prepare for the playoffs. With Curry’s return on the horizon and Knox officially locked in for the remainder of the season, the Warriors will look to regain momentum in their next game against the Miami Heat. As the postseason approaches, every roster move counts, and Golden State is hoping Knox can provide much-needed support off the bench
