Steph Curry has made his position clear amid growing trade speculation linking the Golden State Warriors with Giannis Antetokounmpo, brushing aside the noise surrounding potential blockbuster moves.
The impact Stephen Curry has had on the NBA and the way basketball is played will be spoken about long after he retires. But as fun as watching the 4 time NBA champion on TV has been for the last decade or so, nothing can come close to wietnessing his greatness from close quarters.
Trade rumors are flying hither and thither around Golden State, but the Warriors are still trying to cobble together wins in the meantime. No Jimmy Butler, gone with a torn ACL.
In a trade market full of possibilities, the Golden State Warriors remain motionless. Sitting 8th in the West with a 27-22 record, the team has something to offer to teams.
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.
On Wednesday, ESPN senior NBA insider Shams Charania reported that Giannis Antetokounmpo is now ready to be traded by the Milwaukee Bucks. The news immediately sparked a wave of trade speculation, with multiple teams believed to have the assets needed to put together a competitive offer for the two-time MVP.
Before Stephen Curry, the NBA had never seen someone who could shoot beyond the arc the way he does. He has achieved everything that a basketball player dreams about.
The Golden State Warriors are facing a critical juncture as the NBA trade deadline nears, especially in the wake of Jimmy Butler’s season-ending torn ACL.
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
From welcome to the NBA moment to passing the torch, Stephen Curry has repeatedly shared the influence of late Kobe Bryant. So, when it comes to honoring the Lakers legend, the Warriors superstar did it with his free agency tour.
Stephen Curry is now 19th on the NBA’s all-time scoring list. With a stepback three against Utah, he passed Paul Pierce, finishing the night at 26,398 career points and still climbing.
The Golden State Warriors got back in the win column on Wednesday night, with an emphatic 140-124 win over the Utah Jazz. It was perhaps the team’s most balanced win of the year, as nine different players scored at least nine points.
After sitting out during the Warriors’ back-to-back games against the Minnesota Timberwolves, Stephen Curry returned to the court on Wednesday to face the Utah Jazz.
What we saw in this game was very reminiscent of a traditional Golden State Warriors game. A barrage of 3-point shots throughout the game, ball movement was exceptional, and the Utah Jazz had no answer during the third quarter to what Golden State was doing to them.
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.
The Golden State Warriors’ title hopes have dwindled following forward Jimmy Butler’s season‑ending injury, leaving the franchise once again dependent on superstar Steph Curry.
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The Timberwolves, looking confident from the start, outmatched the Warriors, 83-108. Golden State, whose only productive scorer, Stephen Curry, was out, couldn’t find their scoring groove and shot poorly the entire game.
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.
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 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.