Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry was once again named by an NBA star as the most influential player in history. Golden State Warriors have endured a rollercoaster stretch in recent weeks but managed to steady the ship with a crucial NBA victory over the New Orleans Pelicans.

Stephen Curry and Michelle Obama have partnered to launch a new sports drink called Plezi. Plezi is marketing the beverage as a healthier sports drink option. It will come in three flavors and be available nationwide on Amazon and in select grocery stores.

Walter Clayton Jr.'s takeover in the final minutes of Florida's Elite Eight win in San Francisco prompted understandable comparisons to Stephen Curry

Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green recently shared his perspective on when franchise icon Stephen Curry, now in his 16th NBA season, might decide to call it a career. Stephen Curry is undoubtedly the most impactful player in Golden State Warriors history.

Nikola Jokić is one of the few NBA players who disregards his traditional shooting percentages in the name of launching end-of-quarter heaves pretty much any chance he gets. It's only right that he be rewarded now and again.

Even Walker Kessler has been caught with the fever of late, shooting 27 long-balls over the past six games, and converting a paltry four heaves into points. For those crunching the numbers at home (mental math is hard), that’s 14.8%.

A former NBA player shared his reasoning for naming Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry as the greatest player in the league's history. When discussing the greatest of all time in NBA history, names like Michael Jordan and LeBron James dominate the conversation.

Curry is the gold standard for any singular player who has Cinderella ambitions. No star has captured the collective imagination like Steph did back in 2008, and it's unlikely that anyone will again. But of this year's crop of players, Stirtz is the one who has the best chance.

Stephen has been leading us for a month, and he’s doing an amazing job. He’s fatigued, so we need to give him a break," Kerr stated, underlining the need for strategic rests.

The Golden State Warriors absolutely decimated the San Antonio Spurs, defeating them 148-106. With Stephen Curry back in the starting lineup, the Warriors took advantage of their roster's strength quite early.