Stephen Curry, the star player of the Golden State Warriors, continues to make headlines, both on and off the court. As the Warriors headed back to Sacramento for Game 7 against the Kings, there was speculation about whether Curry would play or not (The SportsRush, 3 hours ago). In Game 6, Curry scored 29 points (9-21 FG, 5-12 3Pt, 6-9 FT), with four rebounds, five assists, one block, and two steals over the course of 36 minutes (CBS Sports, 20 hours ago).
Despite a disappointing loss in Game 6 against the Kings, Curry expressed confidence in his teammate, Jordan Poole (Sports Illustrated, 13 hours ago). Moreover, Curry encouraged Warriors fans to arrive at Chase Center on time for the 5 p.m. tipoff of Game 6 in the series against the Kings (SFGATE, 2 days ago). Curry even gave the entire Bay Area “permission” to leave work early for the game (Golden State of Mind, 2 days ago).
Curry’s amazing performance on the court continues to garner praise, with some even dubbing him as the NBA’s GOAT (Greatest Of All Time). Warriors star Draymond Green believes there’s no debate, attributing Curry’s limitless confidence as one of the factors that make him an all-time great (Sporting News, 1 day ago). Curry’s clutch play in the Warriors’ 123-116 victory over the Sacramento Kings in Game 5 further solidified his reputation (Bleacher Report, 3 days ago).
The Warriors are currently one win away from advancing to the Western Conference semifinals, fueled by their “irrational confidence” (ESPN, 2 days ago). In Game 5, Curry scored 31 points, securing the first road win of the series and bringing the Warriors closer to victory (New York Post, 3 days ago).
Even amidst the pressure of the playoff games, fans couldn’t help but swoon over Stephen Curry’s wife, Ayesha Curry, whose appearance during the game seemed to have provided some solace after the Warriors’ disappointing result in Game 6 (Essentially Sports, 14 hours ago).
