Stephen Curry Is Not LeBron James... Yet
Stephen Curry is still the prince of the NBA hardwood. He's just not ready to be king. Or King James.
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Stephen Curry is still the prince of the NBA hardwood. He's just not ready to be king. Or King James.
Stephen Curry fouled out and was then tossed from NBA Finals Game 6. Ayesha Curry's ill-advised social media reaction didn't help matters.
Stephen Curry was steaming when he left the game earlier than he wanted.
Stephen Curry has withdrawn from consideration from the Olympics, leaving the U.S. basketball team without the NBA's MVP.
Draymond Green emphatically flexed his bulging biceps with big plays on both ends of the floor, and these Golden State Warriors might just be far too strong for the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Stephen Curry realizes every last man on the bench can mean so much to winning a championship.
Would another NBA Finals win solidify Stephen Curry's team and game atop the NBA? Does LeBron James' legacy hang on the series outcome?
Did the Warriors win the Western Conference Finals, or did the Thunder give it to them? Either way, Golden State is favored to repeat.
The Golden State Warriors' historic season goes on, with just one left team to beat.
The Warriors changed the NBA with their new-world game. But one eternal basketball truth still holds... shots closer to the rim are easier.
LeBron James has a singular hold on the NBA right now, more so than even the heralded Stephen Curry.
"It looks like it has a tennis ball on top of it. ... I should be all right."
Curry scored 29 points while making a three pointer that put the game away.
"I think sometimes the word 'valuable' or best player of the year, you can have different results," said James, a four-time MVP.
"I want to be remembered as somebody that worked hard, that got the most out of my potential and talent and pushed the envelope," Curry said.
Stephen Curry is the first unanimous NBA MVP, earning the award for the second straight season.
Stephen Curry nailed a 3-pointer in overtime and gestured to the crowd, exclaiming over and over: "I'm back! I'm back!"
Stephen Curry is adding a second straight MVP award to his record-setting season.
"I think there's a lot of great all-around players in the game," Green said.
Stephen Curry will miss at least two weeks for Golden State with a sprained ligament in his right knee, dealing a blow to the Warriors' hopes of following a record-breaking season with a second straight championship.
Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors took their last shot at Michael Jordan and history and they swished it — for 73.
The big night has arrived. Golden State going for 73 wins, and Kobe Bryant going into retirement.
"That was fun. I loved it," a giddy Smith said afterward. "I'm not that bad. I ain't that good either. Sometimes a little bit of luck, a lot bit of luck."
The 2015-16 Golden State Warriors might just be better than the 1995-96 Chicago Bulls, the greatest team in NBA history.
As Stephen Curry casually dribbled the ball across halfcourt, the clock winding down on a tie game in overtime, he took one bounce past the stripe, did his trademark foot shuffle as he gathered himself and let the ball fly from some 38 feet away.
