LeBron James and Stephen Curry both have a chance to win a fifth NBA title this June, although getting a fifth would matter far more to the older of the two. A fifth would greatly strengthen Curry's case as a top-10 player of all time, but James is looking to solidify himself as the best player in the history of the sport.

An NBA Hall of Famer claimed that Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry wouldn’t have averaged 17 points per game in his era.

Ball’s assessment of Curry’s impact is more than fair. The sharpshooting point guard certainly changed a lot about how offense is played in the NBA. It has resulted in some of the most efficient offensive attacks that the league has ever seen and the most skilled era in the history of the NBA emerging as a result.

Former UCLA Bruin and current Chicago Bull guard Lonzo Ball had quite a claim surrounding Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry.

The Golden State Warriors have been a mixed bag as of late, recently picking up a road win over the New Orleans Pelicans to end an ugly losing skid. That game marked the return of Stephen Curry to the lineup after a recent injury,

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Jay Williams explained what he thinks is going on Wednesday morning on Get Up. "He's no longer the underdog baby-faced assassin," Williams said. "He is the villain now. ... This is the next iteration of Steph Curry that's trying to win a chip in the next two years.

Stephen Curry on Tuesday delivered a majestic 52-point performance as the Golden State Warriors clinched a crucial victory over the Memphis Grizzlies, while Nikola Jokic bagged a career-high 61 points in vain as Denver lost a double overtime thriller to Minnesota.

Curry's production was down before the Butler trade, but since then, he has mostly looked like his vintage self again. Since Butler made his Warriors debut, Curry has averaged 27.5 points a game while shooting 48.1% from the field and 40.7% from 3-point range.

With the win, the Warriors improved to 44-31 and leapfrogged the Grizzlies (44-32) for the No. 5 seed in the West. If they can string together a few more wins before the end of th