After a few playoff eliminations that led to the replacement of Mark Jackson with Steve Kerr, the scrappy Golden State Warriors won their first NBA championship since 1975 in 2015. Nearly a decade later,

The Golden State Warriors are 10-2 in the NBA, second in the Western Conference, and undefeated in the NBA Cup through the first two games. While Stephen Curry is still playing at an elite, if not dominating, level, Steve Kerr has done an excellent job of building a lineup and game plan to get the most out of his superstar.

Draymond Green had 13 points, eight rebounds and seven assists before a late ejection after two technical fouls in a 33-second span, and the Golden State Warriors beat the Memphis Grizzlies 123-118 in a physical NBA Cup game.

Buddy Hield dreamed of playing for the Warriors. Now that he finally is, he’s making the most of it.

Since Stephen Curry and LeBron James joined forces last summer to compete together on the 2024 Paris Olympic Games, many fans have wondered if they might do the same in the NBA. T

When speaking to ESPN's Sports Center following Golden State's win over the Memphis Grizzlies on Friday, Nov. 15, Curry was keen to keep everyone's expectations in check. He noted

Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson were one of the most iconic duos in NBA history, and recent rumors indicate the Splash Brothers may have one final hurrah.

However, Steph Curry knows that there is still a lot of work to do for the Warriors to be contenders. Curry (via ESPN): "We haven't done anything yet, so you don't want to get too ahead of