Kyle Johanson

The Golden State Warriors finished off the regular season knocking down the Memphis Grizzlies 113-101 to secure the 8th-seed in the play-in tournament, with Stephen Curry (33) becoming the oldest player to win the scoring title since Michael Jordan in 1998.

Despite taking on the top two teams in the NBA's Western Conference on back-to-back nights with just eight healthy players in rotation and Steph struggling, the Warriors supporting cast came alive to inspire a late fourth quarter comeback at home over the Phoenix Suns Tuesday night.

The Golden State Warriors survived a late onslaught from Jordan Clarkson as they held on to beat the NBA-leading Utah Jazz 119-116 at Chase Center Monday night, securing a play-in berth for this year’s postseason tournament.

Stephen Curry caught fire before the lights went out in Smoothie King Arena Monday night, however the short-handed Warriors did not have enough gas to outlast a boisterous Pelicans team on the second night of a back-to-back.

Stephen Curry scored 41 points and Draymond Green put up triple double numbers on the way to dismantling the Pelicans in New Orleans 123-108 in a first-ever NBA Special Edition broadcast: Marvel’s Arena of Heroes.

Golden State Warriors’ Stephen Curry put up 53 inspired points in a win over the Denver Nuggets Monday Night at Chase Center in San Francisco, in the process surpassing NBA legend Wilt Chamberlain as the franchise’s all-time leading scorer.

With Warriors center James Wiseman and forward Eric Paschall ruled out of Wednesday night’s game in Houston due to coronavirus-related contact tracing, the Dubs cruised to a victory over the Rockets despite losing Steph Curry after three quarters to an injured tailbone.

A night after MVP candidate Steph Curry dropped 32 points in a win over league-leading Utah Jazz at home on his birthday, the Warriors lost by 31 to the betting favorites in 2021 NBA championship odds.

The Warriors suffered a 120-98 loss to the Phoenix Suns Thursday night and remain one game above .500 in 9th position in the Western Conference as the first half of the NBA season comes to an end.

Despite winning three in a row for the first time this season leading up to Sunday night’s contest against the defending NBA champions in LA, the Warriors suffered a savage 26-point loss to Lebron James and the Lakers, falling to eighth in the West.

Despite a late scratch to Draymond Green during warmups and a return to earth for Steph Curry’s three-point shooting percentage, assertive play from Kent Bazemore and a late rally from the two-time MVP propelled the Golden State Warriors to a win over the Miami Heat at Chase Center Wednesday Night.