Golden State Warriors' Stephen Curry upgraded to 'probable' for Game 1 vs. Denver Nuggets
SAN FRANCISCO — The Golden State Warriors are listing star Stephen Curry as «probable» heading into the first game of their series against the Denver Nuggets.
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Stephen Curry scrimmages for Golden State Warriors, who are optimistic star guard can play in Game 1 against Denver Nuggets
SAN FRANCISCO — Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry participated in the team's scrimmage Thursday, marking another benchmark in his return from a left foot strain that has kept him out since March 16.
Joel Embiid, Nikola Jokic or Giannis Antetokounmpo for MVP? Best rookie? Zach Lowe makes his 2021 awards selections
After an unpredictable and sometimes ragged NBA regular season, it's finally awards time. With just three days until the playoffs, here is my official ballot.
Golden State Warriors welcome Stephen Curry back to practice for first time since straining left foot
SAN FRANCISCO — Stephen Curry participated in team practice for the first time since straining his left foot on Wednesday.
La NBA sanciona a Facundo Campazzo con un partido
Facundo Campazzo (Córdoba, Argentina, 1991) se perderá el inicio de los playoffs de Denver Nuggets, que se miden en primer ronda con Golden State Warriors: la serie comienza en la madrugada del sábado al domingo a las 02:30 hora española en la Bahía de San Francisco. El base ha sido sancionado por la NBA con un partido tras en el último partido de la fase regular ante Los Angeles Lakers.
LeBron James' former teammate bashes Lakers over Frank Vogel firing
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Stephen Curry (foot) could return to Golden State Warriors practice this week
Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry could return to full practice this week as he recovers from a sprained ligament and a bone bruise in his left foot.
NBA: Los Angeles Lakers fire coach Frank Vogel after season flop
Los Angeles Lakers sacked head coach Frank Vogel on Monday, saying a change of leadership was needed after the club's shock failure to reach the playoffs. Lakers general manager Rob Pelinka confirmed Vogel's dismissal in a statement, a day after the club's miserable campaign drew to a close. "This is an incredibly difficult decision to make, but one we feel is necessary at this point," Pelinka said. Speculation over Vogel's future intensified after the Lakers' final regular season game on Sunday, with ESPN reporting that the coach -- who led the franchise to a 17th NBA championship in 2020 - would be fired. Talking to reporters later Monday, Pelinka said the Lakers' season had been "disappointing at every level." "When you have disappointment you need to take ownership of that and make adjustments to be better," Pelinka said. "Today's not going to be a day of finger-pointing or unwinding all the specific reasons, we just felt organizationally, that it was time for a new voice." The sacking came as Lakers players addressed the media in end-of-season interviews.