The Golden State Warriors have been on a roll as of late, and as much as it has to do with the addition of Jimmy Butler, the improved play of Stephen Curry has been a big reason for their success. After their win against the New York Knicks,

With his second 3-pointer Thursday night, Steph Curry became the first NBA player to make 4,000 shots from beyond the arc.

The Golden State Warriors are riding a wave of momentum, but just as things started clicking, a familiar concern has resurfaced—Stephen Curry’s ankle. Fresh off a dominant performance and a bounce-back win against the Hornets,

Stephen Curry is set to play for the Golden State Warriors against the Sacramento Kings, crucial for their playoff positioning. The Warriors' injury report lists Brandin Podziemski as out and Jonathan Kuminga as probable.

When Nikola Jokic and the Nuggets to San Francisco on Monday, the Warriors could be without a pair of starters, including their All-Star point guard. Both Steph Curry (lower back strain) and Quinten Post (right ankle soreness) are listed as questionable for Monday's contest against the Nuggets.