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Golden State Warriors reportedly hold "mutual interest" with sharpshooting veteran
According to ESPN's Anthony Slater, Seth Curry is drawing "mutual interest" with the Warriors. Adding the sharpshooter would put both Curry brothers on the same team, while also giving Steve Kerr's second unit one of the most trusty sharpshooters the NBA has to offer.
Even though things have been quiet on the LeBron James front since the vague comments from his agent about evaluating what's ...
The Warriors' stalemate with Jonathan Kuminga has prevented any movement, but a push for the Greek Freak could still be in ...
According to NBA insider Marc Stein, if James were to become available via buyout, the Golden State Warriors and New York ...
It's a dark day in the San Francisco Bay. Golden State Valkyries forward Kayla Thornton has had a dream of a season so far in ...
One move that could happen, though, would see Stephen Curry teaming up with his brother, Seth Curry, per ESPN. Seth and the ...
There are two reasons why Kuminga is stalled: money and role. On the money side, Kuminga is reportedly seeking a contract in ...
The New York Knicks are a team that has been thrown around in trade rumors all offseason long. The Knicks were eliminated in ...
Steph Curry has been the face of the Golden State Warriors for years. Even at 37 years old, he is still playing at an elite ...
Tim Bontemps joins "NBA Today" to take a look at what the Warriors can do to win another championship before Steph Curry ...
And yet, Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry says NBA players are still underpaid.
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