The Golden State Warriors played 17 games in the NBA season's first month, but had only a handful of practices. That's going to change next week.

Wednesday’s game will complete Golden State’s fifth back-to-back set of the season as the Warriors play their 17th game (12 on the road) in 30 days to open the season.

The Indiana Pacers (1-8) play for the second night in a row as they visit the Golden State Warriors. Indiana's lone win this season came against the Warriors in Indianapolis. The Pacers have won in Golden State in six straight seasons. Here's what you should know about the game.

The Golden State Warriors begin the schedule-equalizing portion of their season Friday night when they get a revenge matchup at home against the Portland Trail Blazers in an NBA Cup game.

The Warriors have already slogged through five back-to-backs this season. No other team has played four. The Rockets have yet to play one. The Lakers, the league’s precious children, just came off a stretch where they played only two games in nine days.

Eddie Johnson defended the experiences of past players while giving Steve Kerr a firm message for complaining about the Warriors' schedule.

Steve Kerr says Golden State’s packed travel slate has been unusually demanding, though the Warriors are pushing through while considering rest options during a back-to-back.