Golden State Warriors guard Jordan Poole cashed in a new career-high in points during the team's 126-110 win over the Toronto Raptors. The up-and-coming combo guard dropped 43 points on 14-for-23 shooting while adding 5-for-11 from deep and 10-for-11 from the free-throw line. He also threw in one rebound, six assists, and one steal on top of that. Stephen Curry may be out for close to a month, but Poole is determined to not let that slow the team down.

Golden State Warriors guard Jordan Poole had a sizzling performance in Friday's 119-111 win over Chicago, leading all scorers with 30 points off the bench. He needed just 23 minutes of action to match his second-highest scoring effort of the season, shooting 11-for-18 from the field and an outstanding 7-for-13 from downtown. Poole completed his line with one rebound, one assist, one steal and three turnovers. The 23-year-old has blown hot and cold lately, so it's not likely that he can repeat this performance in the next game, although it might be a great spot for Poole, as Golden State completes a back-to-back set on Saturday against Houston and the team has a tendency to rest its big guns in such situations.

Golden State Warriors guard Jordan Poole celebrated his bobblehead night with a season-high 36 points in Monday's blowout win against the Spurs. He nailed half of his 10 attempts from deep and shot 13-for-20 overall, adding two rebounds and two assists to his line with three steals and one block. All of it with just 29 minutes of action and without a single turnover. Poole logged his third start of the campaign, with Klay Thompson sitting out the second night of a back-to-back. He has now averaged 28.7 points with five assists as a starter. The defending champions have another back-to-back set coming up, starting Sunday, and fantasy managers should monitor the lineup news very closely.

Golden State Warriors guard Jordan Poole took over the starting shooting guard minutes as Klay Thompson had the night off. Even though the Warriors suffered a 114-128 loss, the 23-year-old registered 30 points, three rebounds, four assists, and two steals while shooting 10-for-21 overall and 5-for-13 from three. Any time either starting guard is out, Poole is likely to step into those minutes and get the green light for a big game.

Golden State Warriors guard Jordan Poole (ankle) is questionable ahead of Sunday's meeting in Detroit. The 23-year-old logged 36 minutes in Saturday's loss to the Charlotte Hornets, so there's a good chance he won't be out there as he rests his sprained right ankle. With Klay Thompson (Achilles) out, Poole would be a must-start fantasy option if he plays. However, Moses Moody and Jonathan Kuminga should be more involved if he doesn't.

Golden State Warriors guard Jordan Poole has said that he plans to play Sunday against Detroit, despite rolling his ankle in Saturday's loss to Charlotte. He hurt his right foot in the final minute of play. It was an unfortunate ending to a good night of work, as Poole produced 24 points on 10-for-20 shooting in 37 minutes of the bench. He had 11 attempts from deep and made four of them while adding two rebounds and four assists to his stat line with two steals, one block and three turnovers. It's great to know that Poole didn't hurt himself too badly, and fingers crossed that his ankle doesn't get worse in the 20 hours that separate the two Golden State games.

Golden State Warriors guard Jordan Poole has agreed to a four-year, $140 million contract extension. The 23-year-old had a breakout year in 2022-23, finishing with a career-high 18.5 points, 4.0 assists, and 3.4 rebounds in 76 games. Poole will continue to play a pivotal role from the bench this season, although he'll also make some appearances in the starting lineup. Either way, fantasy managers will benefit from his presence. However, Poole won't offer much for category participants outside of scoring.

Golden State Warriors guard Jordan Poole is finalizing a four-year extension with the organization. The 23-year-old has a formal agreement on an extension worth $140 million over the next four seasons. Poole was a key part of the Warriors roster during their title run last season. This core isn't getting any younger, so locking up Poole was a smart idea by the organization. He's expected to be the next leader on this team once the veterans retire. The Warriors have a healthy Klay Thompson heading into the season, but Poole should still be able to maintain consistent fantasy value.

Golden State Warriors guards Andrew Wiggins and Jordan Poole are unlikely to see extensions anytime soon. The organization is reportedly in no rush to sign either player and haven't discussed extensions with them this summer. Luckily for the Warriors, both players are signed through next season. After that, the Warriors could be in some serious trouble if they aren't able to open up more cap space. Wiggins is going to want significant money, while Poole is likely to want a starting spot. This is certainly a problem for the Warriors, but it doesn't sound like the organization is ready to fix it anytime soon.

Golden State Warriors guard Jordan Poole has been cleared of any wrongdoing stemming from a play that resulted in Ja Morant's (knee) injury on Saturday night. Poole has been stellar throughout the postseason, averaging 22.9 points, 5.4 assists, and shooting 46.2% from deep, so it's good news for the Warriors ahead of Game 4. However, the Grizzlies aren't as fortunate, as the team expects Morant to be out on Monday.

Golden State Warriors guard Jordan Poole returned to the second unit for Sunday's Game 1 against the Memphis Grizzlies. Gary Payton II got the nod, but Poole managed to lead the team in scoring off the bench. He finished with 31 points, eight rebounds, and nine assists during Sunday's one-point victory. Poole has taken his game to another level this season and has been a major asset in the playoffs. Fantasy managers should expect Poole to be a main contributor going forward.

Golden State Warriors point guards Stephen Curry and Jordan Poole combined to form a nearly unguardable duo (in addition to Klay Thompson, too) in Thursday's Game 3 victory over Denver, with each dropping 27 points. Poole remained in the starting five as Curry reacclimates to a full minutes allotment, with the 22-year-old shooting 9-for-13 overall and adding three rebounds and three assists to another all-around breakout performance. Curry was instant offensive off the bench, knocking down three triples and dishing out six assists in just 31 minutes of action. The two-time NBA MVP's minutes are likely to continue trending upward for Game 4 on Sunday, but that shouldn't hurt Poole's stock too significantly, as the Warriors appear to have unlocked a 2022 version of their "death lineup," which features a guard-heavy attack that is ferociously difficult to combat.

Golden State Warriors guard Jordan Poole has really stepped it up this season. He scored 30 points, including five triples during Game 1 of their series against the Denver Nuggets. Poole continued his success versus Denver on Monday. He finished with 29 points, eight assists, five rebounds, and five triples in their Game 2 victory. The young guard has been fantastic in an expanded role this season. The Warriors could be a legitimate threat with Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, and Poole all healthy and looking strong.

Golden State Warriors guard Jordan Poole (hand) is available for Saturday's game against the San Antonio Spurs. He was questionable coming into this game, but will move into the starting five here. Klay Thompson (rest) will sit this one out, so Damion Lee will move into the starting lineup. The Warriors are only one game above of the Dallas Mavericks for the third seed. They'll need a solid shooting game from both Poole and Lee if they want to stay above Dallas. Poole is the better fantasy option between the two, but Lee has streaming appeal as well.

Golden State Warriors point guard Jordan Poole (hand) has been deemed questionable to suit up for Saturday's game vs. San Antonio due to a sore right hand. Poole has been integral for the Warriors since Stephen Curry (foot) went down, having averaged 26.8 points across his last 13 outings, all of which have been starts. While Poole had a 17-game streak of at least 20 points snapped Thursday, he logged a season-high 11 assists. An absence from Poole would pave the way for Damion Lee, Chris Chiozza, and Gary Payton II to all take on increased roles in the backcourt.

Golden State Warriors guard Jordan Poole continued his success versus the Utah Jazz on Saturday. He recorded his 10th 30-point performance of the season and his second in as many days. The loss of Stephen Curry (foot) has forced Poole to play a bigger role in the rotation. Luckily, Poole has excelled and is providing second round value in 9-cat leagues over the last month. He finished with 31 points, six rebounds, and six assists through 38 minutes during Saturday's win over Utah. Fantasy managers should expect Poole to continue this trend versus the Sacramento Kings on Sunday.

Golden State Warriors guard Jordan Poole matched a career-high in points during Wednesday night's game against the Phoenix Suns. He scored 38 points while shooting 11-for-22 from the field, 7-for-15 from three-point range and 9-for-10 from the free throw strike. He also added nine rebounds, seven assists and a steal. The third-year pro had a fantastic month of March, easily his best month of the year. He averaged 25.4 points and 4.2 three-pointers per game in March while shooting 49.5% from the field and 44.4% from beyond the arc. He'll look to stay hot as the calendar turns to April. His next game will be on Saturday against the Utah Jazz.

Golden State Warriors point guard Jordan Poole went for a game-high 26 points during Sunday's loss to the Wizards, but it was how he got there shooting-wise that was notable. Poole went a solid 7-for-15 from inside the arc, yet he shot just 1-for-10 from deep, the lowest mark of his career in an outing where he made at least one triple. The third-year guard packed the stat sheet across his 40 minutes, though, by adding nine made free throws, six rebounds, three steals, and two assists. Buoyed by Stephen Curry's (foot) absence, Poole stands to continue seeing enormous offensive upside over the final two weeks of the regular season, particularly in instances of back-to-backs, such as Monday due to Klay Thompson being unavailable.

Golden State Warriors point guard Jordan Poole notched the first double-double of his three-year career in Friday's loss to Atlanta, collecting 24 points and 10 assists across 39 minutes. Poole, alongside Klay Thompson (37 points), carried the Golden State offense, as the 22-year-old hoisted 13 three-point attempts, the third consecutive game that he has done so. Poole has now reeled off 12 straight outings of having reached the 20-point threshold, knocking down an average of 4.6 triples in that span, all while shooting 52.7% overall. Poole is an absolute must-roster season-long commodity while Stephen Curry (foot) remains sidelined, along with one of the higher ceiling DFS options due to his high-volume offensive production.

Golden State Warriors point guard Jordan Poole continued to embrace his ever-widening role within the team's offense during Tuesday's defeat to Orlando, as he dropped a game-high 26 points. Poole has now reached the 20-point plateau in 10 straight outings, a stretch in which he is averaging 25.2 PPG. In addition to his 23 shot attempts, Poole also added six assists and two rebounds, enjoying his elevated role due to Stephen Curry's (foot) absence. With Curry likely down until the postseason, Poole figures to carry heavy offensive workloads most nights, especially when Klay Thompson sits out during a back-to-back, which figures to be the case Wednesday against the Heat.