The Golden State Warriors are so desperate to win another championship with Stephen Curry, they may be willing to blow up the rest of the roster to do it.
Steph Curry’s chance to achieve a rare NBA milestone alongside his brother has been delayed, with injury once again standing in the way of a historic on-court moment.
Stephen Curry had to leave last night’s game against the Detroit Pistons during the third quarter after an and-1 sequence against Ausar Thompson — in which
Most NBA players, no matter how successful, are out of the league before the end of their 30s, or even their 20s. That leaves a lot of life left to live, and a good handful of players have made the most of their professional lives after leaving the court.
Three weeks ago, Stephen Curry drilled a three-pointer to pass Joe Jellybean Bryant and Kobe Bryant for the second-most father-son points. While the Warriors superstar has successfully etched his and his father, Dell Curry’s name in the history books, there is still another thing left.
The Golden State Warriors are running out of time to fix their issues. With the NBA trade deadline approaching in under a week and the team’s final game before the deadline set for Tuesday, uncertainty is creeping in that they cannot ignore.
Seth Curry, since joining the Golden State Warriors, has featured in a total of two games, averaging seven points and 1.5 assists during that stretch. Curry’s season has been derailed due to a sciatic nerve issue, with the latest update now available about his condition.
Golden State Warriors superstar Steph Curry was not able to finish Friday’s game against the Detroit Pistons. The former back-to-back MVP left the contest in the third quarter after sustaining a knee injury.
It just goes from bad to worse for the Golden State Warriors’ campaign, as Stephen Curry’s injury adds pressure with the trade deadline nearing. The Warriors’ margin for error is shrinking by the day.
Under the Hood – it’s time to see what’s really going on inside this Pistons team. Firing on All Cylinders There were a lot of pretty passes in this one.
The Golden State Warriors fought valiantly against the East’s #1 seed, the Detroit Pistons, but lost 131-124. A big part of their loss was the absence of superstar Stephen Curry, who had to exit early in the third quarter with an injury, significantly worsening their already bad injury status.
Golden State’s night took a familiar turn Friday, and not the good kind. Stephen Curry was ruled out in the second half of the Warriors’ 131-124 loss to Detroit due to right knee soreness, an issue that’s been hovering for more than a week now, per ESPN’s Anthony Slater.
The Warriors didn’t just drop a game to the Pistons; they spent most of the night chasing it, scrambling to cover up early mistakes, and then took an even bigger hit when Stephen Curry went down.
Stephen Curry pulled off a circus shot following an assist from Draymond Green during the Golden State Warriors’ matchup against the Detroit Pistons on Friday night.
Stephen Curry can’t be bothered by the chaotic noise of the NBA’s trade rumor mill. On Wednesday, the basketball world was shaken by the news of the Milwaukee
Steph Curry and the Golden State Warriors got back to winning ways on Wednesday night. They defeated the Utah Jazz, 140-124, making amends for their 108-83 blowout loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves on Monday.
Steph Curry and the Golden State Warriors are looking to secure a bounce-back win on Wednesday against the Utah Jazz. The Warriors are coming off an embarrassing 108-83 blowout loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves on Monday, which marked their third defeat in their last four games.
The Utah Jazz appear likely to see Steph Curry on the other side of the floor against the Golden State Warriors for their back-to-back on Wednesday. According to a recent injury update from ESPN's Anthony Slater, Curry has been upgraded to probable to play against the Jazz.