WARRIORSTALK

The Warriors Have Some Self-Reflecting to do

It didn’t take a 26-point loss to the Los Angeles Clippers to show that these Golden State Warriors are far from contending for another championship. But a night that saw a visibly frustrated Stephen Curry implore his teammates for more as James Wiseman watched from the sidelines due to a disciplinary benching revealed a larger, more sobering truth: the Warriors -- as an organization -- are scattered, stuck in a vicious cycle of self-sabotage with no identity or focus to regain their status as one of the league’s best.

Stephen Curry's Story Is Still Being Written, but his Legacy is Already Set in Stone

Greatest shooter of all-time. Three-time champion. Two-time MVP. First-ever Unanimous MVP. Paradigm-shifting revolutionary.

Stephen Curry has nothing left to prove.

FeatureCarlos MurilloJanuary 4, 2021Stephen Curry, Steph Curry, Legacy, Champion, Greatest Shooter of All Time, NBAComment

The Andrew Wiggins Experience

The Andrew Wiggins Experience is equal parts frustrating and exciting. It’s painful and joyous and ugly and beautiful all at the same time. And it’s in full effect for the Golden State Warriors.

FeatureCarlos MurilloJanuary 2, 2021Andrew Wiggins, Golden State Warriors, WarriorsComment

DNA of a Dynasty: Stephen Curry's First Step into Superstardom

Stephen Curry forced his way into the national consciousness with his 54-point outburst in Madison Square Garden back in 2013. It was a masterful display of shooting that alerted the basketball world to the star potential in the 24-year-old point guard.

Carlos MurilloMay 27, 2020stephen curry, steph curry, denver, game 4, golden state warriorsComment

Stephen Curry and Steve Kerr Stress the Importance of Social Distancing Amid Coronavirus Pandemic

For so many, the NBA is an escape -- a cultural staple that we could tune into no matter what is happening in our personal lives. Rain or shine, good day or bad day, we knew that we could welcome the world’s biggest hoop stars into our living rooms every night from October to June.

Then Rudy Gobert tested positive for COVID-19. Video of his carelessness went viral and the threat of the coronavirus became apparent; the fact that unnecessary risk puts everyone -- even a rich and famous 27-year-old athlete -- in harm’s way.

FeatureCarlos MurilloMarch 16, 2020golden state warriors, coronavirus, corona virus, stephen curry, steph curry, covid-19Comment

Here Is Why The Warriors Should Not And Will Not Rest Stephen Curry For The Remainder Of The Season

The lottery-bound Golden State Warriors’ playoff aspirations were effectively dashed just four games into the season when Phoenix Suns center Aron Baynes landed on and broke Stephen Curry’s hand.

The Warriors -- who already entered the season shorthanded as Klay Thompson recovers from an ACL tear suffered during last year’s NBA Finals -- could not afford to miss Curry for an extended period of time in the aftermath of Kevin Durant’s departure, Andre Iguodala’s trade, and Shaun Livingston’s retirement.