Stephen Curry is embracing the gauntlet Draymond Green has thrown down. On Sunday during NBA All-Star festivities, Green boldly claimed the Golden State Warriors are going to win the NBA championship after acquiring Jimmy Butler from the Miami Heat.

Jimmy is gonna come to you before something even happens—like, “If this happens, we’re gonna do this.” And I’ll be honest with you, I get how people could

Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry had an intriguing reaction to the team's blockbuster trade for Jimmy Butler. Warriors forward Draymond Green

Jimmy Butler’s first home game as a Warrior turned into such a rout that Steph Curry called ‘Night, Night’ in the third quarter.

The Golden State Warriors made a splash at the trade deadline, acquiring six-time NBA All-Star Jimmy Butler from the Miami Heat. Through four games with the Warriors, Butler is averaging 21.3 points, 7.0 rebounds, 5.3 assists, and 1.3 steals, helping Golden State go 3-1 in that span.

Stephen Curry had 16 of his game-high 30 points in the third quarter, Jimmy Butler celebrated his home debut in front of his new fans with 18 points and the Golden State Warriors blitzed the Dallas Mavericks 126-102 on Sunday afternoon in San Francisco.

The Golden State Warriors won their third consecutive game on Sunday, securing a 126-102 blowout victory over the Dallas Mavericks. Golden State's star duo of Jimmy Butler and Stephen Curry continued to excel,

It only took five games for the Golden State Warriors and new star Jimmy Butler to get ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith to change his tune about the blockbuster trade’s impact. The morning after the trade, Smith tried to downplay how much Butler would help the Warriors on “First Take,

Jimmy Butler can move onto a different challenge after securing his first home win with the Golden State Warriors.