Stephen Curry Out For Game 3 Against Houston Rockets
Golden State's Stephen Curry will miss Game 3 of a first-round playoff series against the Houston Rockets on Thursday night because of a sprained right ankle.
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Golden State's Stephen Curry will miss Game 3 of a first-round playoff series against the Houston Rockets on Thursday night because of a sprained right ankle.
When talk turned from whether or not Warriors star Steph Curry would play Thursday night, the tone of the conversation prior to the Houston-Golden State Game 3 showdown evolved into rhetoric most often associated with a heavyweight fight in Las Vegas.
There is an old axiom in sports that you have to play the games.
Steph Curry's troublesome right ankle has no serious structural damage.
Los Angeles Clippers guard Jamal Crawford has won the Sixth Man Award, becoming the first three-time winner as the NBA's best reserve.
If teams come to the Warriors asking about interviewing top assistant Luke Walton, Golden State plans to oblige — just not while the defending champions are in the middle of a playoff series.
The Golden State Warriors beat the Houston Rockets in the second game of the playoffs.
While Steph Curry briefly emerged from the Golden State Warriors locker room for warm-ups Monday, he will sit out Game 2 against Rockets with a right ankle injury.
Kawhi Leonard has won his second straight NBA Defensive Player of the Year award after helping the San Antonio Spurs have the league's best defense.
With the Knicks looking to answer their coaching search in the near future, they may not want to wait for the Warriors' presumably long playoff run to conclude to interview Walton.
Despite his ankle injury, Curry does want to play in Game 2.
The NBA's Most Valuable Player and the leader of the free world star in a new public service announcement about the value of mentoring.
Stephen Curry dazzled from long range and drove to the hoop from every angle with fire and flair, scoring 24 points before tweaking his ankle.
The Golden State Warriors plow into the playoffs with a record 73 wins under their belt and championship rings already on their fingers.
The Golden State Warriors don't want a record without a championship.
