Stephen Curry's journey with the Warriors has been nothing short of legendary. With each championship, his impact on the game grows but his pursuit of greatness still unfolding.

Stephen Curry has been ruled out of the Golden State Warriors‘ win-or-go-home game five against the Minnesota Timberwolves. The May 14 contest will be the fourth game Curry has missed. He is dealing with a grade one hamstring strain.

Bryant twice scored 100 fourth-quarter points in his first 10 playoff games, back in 2001 and 2003, and then added a 99-point run to open the 2008 playoffs. Stephen Curry likewise scored 99 in the first 10 games of the 2023 playoffs, but Brunson's fourth-quarter scoring pace has moved him past those two legends.

Former Warriors star opens up about Stephen Curry's greatness and heaps praise on his consistency and hard work.

The Golden State Warriors did what they could to maximize their title contention window this season, acquiring Jimmy Butler from the Miami Heat and signing him to a two-year, $121 million contract extension.

The Timberwolves now have a 2-1 lead after pulling out a clutch win on the road against the Warriors. Anthony Edwards turned it on in the second half, scoring 28 of his 36 points in the last two frames, while Julius Randle was a steady force throughout the game, racking up 24 points of his own.

The video also shows how Edwards celebrated his half-court shot during warm-ups. After knocking down a shot right on the Warriors' logo at mid-court, the three-time All-Star decided to bust out Steph Curry's famed "Night Night" celebration.

Former New York Post writer and TV pundit Peter Vecsey tells the Bay Area News Group: “I (expletive) hate injuries.”