Jayson Tatum got into a shootout with Stephen Curry, and Celtics came out on top.
Watch Curry score 47, but Tatum has 44 and more help, Celtics top Warriors — ProBasketballTalk | NBC Sports
Steph Curry’s hot shooting has reached a whole new level over the last several games.
Chef Curry heats up: The numbers behind Steph’s shooting streak — Daily Democrat
The corners of Steve Kerr’s smile could be seen from behind his facemask as he high-fived players walking off after the final buzzer. Stephen Curry scored 41 and the Warriors came back from 12 points down to beat the Milwaukee Bucks, 122-121, Wednesday night at Chase Center and snap a three-game losing streak. With MVP-candidate…
Steph Curry scores 41 as Warriors rally to get much-needed win over Bucks — Chico Enterprise-Record
Despite Draymond Green being a late scratch and a double-digit deficit in the fourth quarter, the Warriors fought, forced overtime and beat the Miami Heat, 120-112, Wednesday night at Chase Center. Shorthanded, the Warriors trailed most of the game. But they hung around and outscored Miami 21-9 in the final 8:40 of regulation as Kent…
Steph Curry, Kent Bazemore lead Warriors to comeback win over Heat — East Bay Times
Stephen Curry was bottled up most of the night and the Warriors were sunk by turnovers as they lost to the Spurs, 105-100, in San Antonio Monday. With the loss, the Warriors (12-12) drop to 1-2 on this current four-game trip through Texas and are .500 for the first time since Jan. 23. They fall…
Steph Curry scores 32 but turnovers sink Warriors in loss to Spurs — Monterey Herald
Hands on his hips, Stephen Curry posed, rocked his shoulders back-and-forth and let out a roar. The dramatic variation of his trademark shimmy punctuated a deep shot from the Mavericks’ logo. This was Curry’s ninth of 11 made 3-pointers during a 57-point eruption — an all-time performance even for one of the most decorated players…
Steph Curry’s 57 points not enough and other takeaways from Warriors’ loss to Mavericks — Marin Independent Journal
Steph Curry once had the greatest offensive season in the modern history of the NBA. He’s not far off the pace of it this season. But when conversations about the 2021 NBA MVP come up, I never hear Curry’s name mentioned. That needs to change. Related Articles For Warriors’ Kelly Oubre Jr., thinking less is…
Kurtenbach: It’s time to recognize that Steph Curry is playing at an MVP level — Red Bluff Daily News
Amid this season of transition and mercurial play, one question has remained at the epicenter of all things Warriors: How open is this team’s championship window? If you ask Steph Curry, it’s wide open. And that’s with the Warriors as is. Are you going to tell him he’s wrong? I’m not. At least not yet.…
Kurtenbach: Steph Curry says the Warriors’ title window is wide open. Believe him — Red Bluff Daily News
Stephen Curry caught the ball in the corner, launched a 3-pointer and confidently turned to the Minnesota Timberwolves’ bench. Despite his off shooting night, he didn’t need to look to know this one was going down. After scoring just two points in the first half, Curry uncorked a 12-point quarter during the game’s decisive stretch.…
Steph Curry gets help from supporting cast as Warriors beat Timberwolves — East Bay Times
With his falling-away 3-pointer in the third quarter in Saturday’s game against the Jazz, Stephen Curry passed Reggie Miller for second place on the NBA’s career 3-point list. Curry got the pass from Draymond Green and hoisted a falling-away 3-pointer from the corner that cut Utah’s lead to 79-50 with 10:59 left in the third…
Steph Curry passes Reggie Miller on the NBA’s all-time 3-point list — Red Bluff Daily News
Eleven years after the Golden State Warriors made Steph Curry the seventh overall pick in the 2009 NBA Draft, the greatest shooter in NBA history is continuing to add to his legacy. In the first half of the Warriors’ Christmas Day matchup with the Milwaukee Bucks, Curry surpassed Rick Barry to become the all-time leading…
Steph Curry passes Rick Barry, Wilt Chamberlain up next on Warriors’ all-time scoring list — East Bay Times
When Stephen Curry sees Kevin Durant make his regular-season debut for the Brooklyn Nets Tuesday night, he doesn’t anticipate a rush of adrenaline because he will be playing his former Warriors teammate. “At the end of the day, it’s just another game,” Curry said Monday. “It’s our first regular-season game, so there’s (already) a lot…
Warriors’ Steph Curry says he looks forward to playing Nets’ Kevin Durant in season opener — Monterey Herald
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