Former Warriors player critiques team's roster amid slow start to 2026-27 season

The 2026-27 NBA season is off to a rough start for the Warriors, and a former player is not holding back his thoughts. Four-time All-Star center DeMarcus Cousins, who played for the Warriors during the 2018-19 season, spoke on FanDuel s Run It Back and gave his thoughts on the current state of the franchise, specifically calling out general manager Mike Dunleavy for how he has struggled to build a competitive roster around Steph Curry. Cousins comments come in the midst of the team s 0-3 start to the season. And it s unfortunate, because I think Steph [Curry] has so much more greatness to give, even at this point in his career,” Cousins said. “I don t feel like the front office is believing in Steph the way everybody in the world believes in Steph. And I think the evidence is pretty apparent. I ll go on the record and say I think Dunleavy has done a s t job as far as putting a roster around Steph Curry. Why this guy still has a job? I ll never know. Obviously, I don