Stephen Curry has reshaped basketball in ways few players ever have. His ability to make amazing three-pointers from nearly anywhere on the court is definitely more than just a skill.

As the NBA season unfolds, the upcoming matchup between the Golden State Warriors and the Oklahoma City Thunder promises to be a compelling contest. The Warriors, struggling with consistency, will see the return of star player Stephen Curry,

The “Dribble It Out” NBA rule refers to not attempting to score when a team has already secured the win and the game is nearing expiration.

Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr said after Sunday's win over the Pacers that he expects Stephen Curry to make his return on Tuesday against the Thun

In their first meeting of the season, the Warriors fell to the Pacers with a close score of 109-114. This result highlights the competitive nature of both teams and suggests that the Pacers are capable of pulling off an upset, especially if the Warriors are not at full strength.

The end of the Golden State Warriors' dominant run in the NBA is close. A decade has already passed since they stunned the sports world by winning it all in 2015, kicking off a remarkable run of four titles in eight seasons. And while superstars like ...

Warriors head coach Steve Kerr spoke about Curry's status on Sunday night. He told reporters that the plan is for Curry to be back Tuesday night when Golden State takes on the defending champion Oklahoma City Thunder. That'll be a big pickup for the OKC matchup, always a tough one.