On Tuesday night, the Golden State Warriors lost to the Miami Heat (at home) by a score of 114-98. During the game, two-time MVP Steph Curry was seen smacking
The Golden State Warriors enter Thursday night’s game against the Detroit Pistons in desperate need of a win. Having lost back-to-back games against shorthanded
Stephen Curry ‘s frustration has reached its boiling point as the Golden State Warriors suffered another embarrassing home defeat against a visiting team missing its top star. Curry slammed the chair during a second-quarter timeout and could only shake his head after the Jimmy Butler -less Miami Heat took a 42-29 lead.
Stephen Curry scores 31 points in the Golden State Warriors' 114-98 loss to the Miami Heat on January 7, 2025, at Chase Center.Steph Curry highlights: Watch Warriors star score 31 points vs. Heat orig
Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors wound up in the loser's column, yet again, on Tuesday night. They lost a disappointing 114-98 ball game to the dysfunctional Miami Heat. It certainly was not a good look for the team from the Bay Area.
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A second straight loss is concerning the Golden State Warriors fans about Steve Kerr's game plan, with Stephen Curry standing out as the face of the team.
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Steph Curry is asking too much of himself by trying to will the Golden State Warriors out of the swamp, Monte Poole writes.
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