Steph Curry is proving a lot of people wrong with his performances for the Golden State Warriors this season. The Warriors came under a lot of criticism after losing their first three games, and many felt that ruined their talisman’s chances of achieving something special this season.
The Golden State Warriors will be without Will Richard for an undetermined period after the second-year guard suffered a torn ligament in his left thumb.
The Warriors just can’t catch a break. Already dealing with a lengthy list of injuries, Golden State has another player on the sidelines, with rotational spark plug Will Richard set to miss time indefinitely.
Who is the X factor for every NBA player this season? We’re not talking about the go-to guy, like Nikola Jokic or Steph Curry. It could be a big-name player, an all-star, or a bench player, but they are the pivot point for their team.
Will Richard has been diagnosed with a UCL tear in his left thumb, Anthony Slater reports for ESPN (via Twitter). He will likely miss an extended period for the Warriors due to the injury.
Stephen Curry is happy with his Golden State Warriors team after an impressive recovery from an 0-3 start. With an overtime win over the Orlando Magic, the Golden State Warriors became the first 0-3 team since the 1950s to win their next seven games.
The Oklahoma City Thunder waived wing Dalen Terry on Sunday after acquiring a different wing (Niq Clifford) in a trade from the Sacramento Kings for a couple of second-round picks.
Stephen Curry is pretty much unanimously considered the greatest shooter of all time, but when it comes to debating the greatest players to grace the hardwood, he often gets overlooked.
Every season I activate this trope to try and inspire a wary Dub Nation who wonders why we don’t replace (insert suspect player) with someone else in the league.
Typically, the path to the NBA for most players is to spend at least a season in college to get high-level basketball and important development under their belts.
One play from Stephen Curry's outstanding performance against the Orlando Magic particularly impressed Warriors coach Steve Kerr. After the NBA game in the early hours of Sunday, Kerr singled out a crucial basket from his superstar.
Klay Thompson’s departure from the Golden State Warriors continues to carry emotional weight more than two years after their split. The former Splash Brother recently reunited with Stephen Curry at Chase Center, but questions remain about his feelings toward the organization.
The most recent news surrounding Golden State Warriors star Kristaps Porzingis may lead to him being moved, with the Milwaukee Bucks being the perfect trade partner.
SAN FRANCISCO – When Stephen Curry and Draymond Green saw that Steve Kerr didn’t have their names on the whiteboard as the Golden State Warriors gathered
Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry continues to make his age look irrelevant. The 38-year-old guard has maintained a remarkable scoring pace, leaving head coach Steve Kerr searching for words to describe his longevity.
Georges Niang has settled into the Golden State Warriors roster really well. When the Warriors signed the 33-year-old on a one-year, $3.9 million veteran minimum deal, eyebrows were raised, with many questioning how he would fit in.
Stephen Curry can make basketball seem effortless, but even his success cannot keep strangers from picking apart his marriage. Ayesha Curry is facing yet
Yaxel Lendeborg has surprised many fans with the way he has started his rookie season, but his NBA 2K27 rating isn’t quite to his liking. Lendeborg is much older than most NBA rookies, having played college basketball for six seasons before making his way to the league.
The Golden State Warriors face an important trade decision as they continue winning without Jimmy Butler. Golden State has won six consecutive games after an 0-3 start, with Stephen Curry leading the way despite several key injury absences.
Draymond Green is making his thoughts on his teammate Kristaps Porzingis very clear. The Golden State Warriors star Green spoke this week in an interview with Sam Amick of The Athletic.
Although they’ve had this sort of start multiple times in the last few seasons, this year feels a little different because of the surrounding circumstances.