The Golden State Warriors have won four championships with 36-year-old Stephen Curry and 34-year-old Draymond Green leading the way, but the future is

Steph Curry and the Golden State Warriors lost at home to the Indiana Pacers, 111-105, on Monday night. Moments after the game the star guard got honest about his shortcomings down the stretch and what he needs to do better in oder to help his team win.

Stephen Curry isn't shutting the door on potentially playing with LeBron James on the same team in the NBA, but he did acknowledge the odds of it

Warriors fans are used to Curry taking his game to a new level during the final stretch of a game. They've witnessed his heroics countless times before. Yet, even at 36 years old, Curry continues to defy the aging process and put his team on his back.

Eight different Warriors combined to take 24 shots Monday night before Stephen Curry took his first, a wayward 3-point attempt 85 seconds into the second quarter. This is not what Warriors coach Steve Kerr had in mind in recent days when emphatically reminding Curry’s teammates that the two-time NBA MVP is the team’s featured