The move gives the Warriors, who are 5th in the Western Conference, another shooter to pair alongside all-time 3-point leader Stephen Curry. From NBA.com News Services Dennis Schröder is ...

Outnumbered made its long-awaited return to screens with a one-off special on Thursday, offering fans a glimpse at the famous Brockman family, 10 years after the original series ended.

It's a Christmas wish one young basketball player at Penn State Beaver is hoping to have fulfilled. That wish is to be able ...

On Saturday night, Dennis Schroder played his second game as a member of the Golden State Warriors. After an embarrassing 144-93 loss to the Memphis Grizzlies, the Warriors rebounded with a 113 ...

Steph Curry knew Dennis Schröder didn’t get the best first impression of the Warriors more than three quarters into his team debut. So, as Golden State’s leader, Curry extended a message to ...

Dennis Schroder's trade to the Warriors came as a surprise to him, but his five-year-old son loved the move, and his wife, Ellen, couldn't help but find it adorable. Schroder revealed during his ...

Just when you thought the game didn’t need much more drama — the Warriors traded for point guard Dennis Schroder. Schroder’s addition comes days after he took offense to how Morant and the ...

During his introductory press conference, Schröder revealed that his son, Dennis Jr., who is just 6, had quite the reaction to his father being traded to a new team. "He was like, 'Oh ...

Golden State Warriors guard Dennis Schroder needs ... The 31-year-old Schroder said the number has a special meaning because of his father, who passed away in 2009 due to heart failure.

For much of the NBA season, Dennis Schroder knew a trade was coming, although the family man still wanted his wife and three kids to feel settled and at home, so they all moved to Brooklyn when he ...

SAN FRANCISCO — Dennis Schroder’s young son Dennis Jr. quickly lightened the mood and the shock of another NBA trade for his well-traveled father. The delighted boy found out they were going ...