The Golden State Warriors have another date with the Minnesota Timberwolves after they handled business against them the day before, but it’s uncertain if Stephen Curry will be in action.
It was supposed to be another night of celebration for the Golden State Warriors. You know the script by now: the team is in a dogfight, they need a hero, and number 30 steps up to do things we’ve never seen before.
Despite being rivals, both teams were on the same page after the recent fatal shooting involving an ICU nurse named Alex Pretti. The Minnesota Timberwolves and the Golden State Warriors had agreed to postpone one of their games, and a somber mood hung over Target Center today.
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.
Although the Golden State Warriors came away with a 111-85 blowout win over the Minnesota Timberwolves on Sunday night, it was clear that the environment was unlike any typical NBA game.
After a day’s postponement, the Warriors and Timberwolves resumed their rematch in the Target Center. It was business as usual: trash talk, shoving, technical fouls, the likes.
The Golden State Warriors sit at 26-21, a record that is good for only the eighth seed in the Western Conference so far this season. Injuries and trade drama hover like a dark cloud, and amid it all, Stephen Curry’s championship window continues to shrink.
Stephen Curry finished with 26 points and seven assists and the Golden State Warriors pulled away for a 111-85 win over the Minnesota Timberwolves on Sunday evening in Minneapolis.
After being listed as questionable earlier Sunday, Stephen Curry will play through knee soreness against the Minnesota Timberwolves. De'Anthony Melton (knee) and Al Horford (toe) will also play after being listed as questionable.
The Golden State Warriors remain motionless as the trade clock ticks louder. With February 5 creeping closer, they continue to scan the league for answers.
The Golden State Warriors face a pivotal stretch with uncertainty surrounding their most important player. Stephen Curry is listed as questionable with right knee soreness ahead of back-to-back games against the Minnesota Timberwolves.
The Golden State Warriors’ season has not gone according to plan as the trade deadline approaches. Superstar Steph Curry has maintained his elite level of play, yet the inconsistencies around him have become more pronounced, and now the team’s second‑best player, forward Jimmy Butler, is set to miss the rest of the year.
The Golden State Warriors appear to be in a difficult situation. Two back-to-back losses don’t directly spell the end of the world, but Jimmy Butler, an integral piece to their machine, has suffered a torn ACL.
The Golden State Warriors dynasty appears to be entering its final stretch, with time, injuries, and uncertainty all converging at once. Stephen Curry is now 37, approaching 38, and while his game has aged gracefully, the margin for error around him has grown razor-thin.
Stephen Curry did everything in his power to bend the night in Golden State’s favor, and for stretches, it looked like it might actually work. He shot with confidence, moved without the ball like the defense didn’t exist, and carried the offense possession after possession.
The Dallas Mavericks returned home on Thursday night to host the Golden State Warriors, riding a three-game winning streak after beating the Utah Jazz in back-to-back games and then a demolition of the New York Knicks in Madison Square Garden.
Stephen Curry has once again demonstrated his massive global appeal, earning the top spot on the NBA’s Top-Selling Jersey list for the first half of the 2025-26 regular season, the league announced. Based on sales from NBAStore.com and Fanatics’ network, Curry’s Warriors No.