Warriors Make Steph Curry Announcement
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Stephen Curry looked like his old self, scoring 48 points and converting on 12 three pointers, but it wasn’t enough to get the job done. Golden State believed they had a competitive enough roster to go out and compete in the Western Conference, but age may be a factor.
There’s no doubt that Stephen Curry is perhaps the greatest 3-point shooter the NBA has ever seen. This weekend at his private basketball camp, called the Curry Camp, the Golden State Star decided to show young up and comping ballers how some pointers ...
Golden State Warriors legend Stephen Curry is considered the greatest shooter in the history of basketball. He leads the NBA in career 3-pointers and is the reason that the shot became a main weapon in today's game. Not many can say they have the upper ...
Reggie Miller believes rookie Kon Knueppel could one day challenge Stephen Curry’s all-time 3-point record, praising his fast start and shooting streak while stressing the importance of long-term health and consistency. Stephen Curry has changed modern ...
The NBA offseason has quieted down after an exciting start as the new season is just over two months away. While many teams have made major upgrades to their roster this summer, the Golden State Warriors have failed to make any additions outside of the ...
Donte DiVincenzo buried a pair of late 3-pointers, Julius Randle led the way in the absence of Anthony Edwards with 27 points, and the Minnesota Timberwolves spoiled Stephen Curry's 39-point return by defeating the Golden State Warriors 127-120 in San Francisco on Friday night.
NEW YORK -- Stephen Curry's tying 3-pointer could have been a four-point play. The NBA says a foul should have been called on Curry's 3-pointer with 3.5 seconds left in regulation Thursday night. Golden State went on to beat New Orleans 123-119 in overtime ...
Stephen Curry broke a Michael Jordan all-time NBA record less than a week ago. He broke another one on Sunday. At this point, that's what the Golden State Warriors' legend is doing -- he's continuing to make NBA history,