Stephen Curry is not only the greatest shooter in NBA history, but he's one greatest players ever. He's a nightmare for players to defend and for coaches to sch

Following Monday's game between the Raptors and Warriors, Rajakovic had an opportunity to ponder what Curry has meant to the game of basketball, and what it'll mean when the Golde

The Raptors were at the center of an awkward moment after they asked a kid to remove his Stephen Curry-Warriors jersey.

Stephen Curry is not in the injury report and is ready to take the court on Sunday against the Toronto Raptors at Scotiabank Arena.

NBC Sports app. Watch the show later on YouTube and Facebook.The basketball world frantically is counting its blessings with Steph Curry as the Warriors superstar's NBA clock is expiring. Well, most of the basketball world.

The NBA is at a cultural crossroads at the moment. The stars of yesteryear seem to all be on floundering teams, including names such as LeBron James, Stephen Curry, and Kevin Durant. Instead, it’s the younger generation of players such as Ja Morant and Ant Edwards who are thriving in today’s game.

Toronto Raptors head coach Darko Rajakovic got the better of Stephen Curry on Monday, leading his team to a 104-101 win over the Golden State Warriors at Scotiabank Arena. In his postgame press conference,

Raptors head coach Darko Rajakovic says he’ll celebrate Stephen Curry's retirement by getting 'drunk' after Warriors’ loss.

I can't wait for him to retire. I'm going to get drunk that night; I promise you that," Rajakovic commented on Curry's legacy. Darko definitely has a unique way of complementing the Dubs superstar, but that is his nature.