Steph Curry on Warriors quest: 'It's just playing basketball at the end of the day'
When Steph Curry walked up the podium Sunday, his hooded sweatshirt said it all. Emblazoned on it were the words -- 'Trophy Hunting.'
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When Steph Curry walked up the podium Sunday, his hooded sweatshirt said it all. Emblazoned on it were the words -- 'Trophy Hunting.'
Golden State star Steph Curry silenced the raucous the Golden 1 Center crowd Sunday, scoring a record 50 points in a dazzling Game 7 performance, lifting the Warriors to a 120-100 victory over the Sacramento Kings and advancing them to the NBA Western Conference semifinals.
The Sacramento Kings and Golden State Warriors are going to a winner-take-all Game 7 in their first-round playoff series.
Warriors superfan Bleacher Dave confronted exultant Sacramento Kings fans at Chase Center Friday night insisting his team would prevail in Game 7.
Malik Monk scored 28 points off the bench and De'Aaron Fox added 26 as the Sacramento Kings overcame Golden State's homecourt advantage to come away with a 118-99 victory Friday night
Gary Payton II promised his mother he would one day earn his degree from Oregon State, and he followed through with that.
The Warriors -- one win from moving on to the next round of the NBA playoffs -- have a 5 p.m. Game 6 tip-off time and many of their fans have difficult choices to make.
As Warriors star Draymond Green entered Game 5 of the NBA playoffs, boos and catcalls rained down on him from the rafters of Sacramento's Golden 1 Center.
Steph Curry scored 31 points, Draymond Green added 21 and Kevon Loony pulled down a playoff career high 22 rebounds Wednesday night, lifting Golden State to 123-116 road victory over the Kings.
Game 5 was at Golden One Arena Wednesday night, but Dub Nation turned out in numbers to Chase Center to cheer on their team from the Bay.
It's not just Warriors fans that are rooting for the team to make a deep playoff run; businesses in San Francisco's Mission Bay neighborhood are hoping to cash in on the team's success.
De'Aaron Fox could miss Game 5 of the Sacramento Kings' first-round NBA playoff series against the Golden State Warriors due to a fractured finger, according to reports
Fate tugged on Superman's cape Sunday afternoon and Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry proved that even he can have a mere mortal moment on a basketball court.
The Warriors' Western Conference playoff win over the Kings delivered plenty of thrills and fans are sure the Dubs will prevail in the series.
Golden State overcame Steph Curry's mistaken time out call in the final seconds to hold off the upstart Sacramento Kings, 126-125, Sunday to even up their first round NBA Western Conference playoff showdown.
