Stephen Curry
Naghabol ang Warriors mula sa 13-point deficit para talunin ang Clippers sa play-in
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Umakyat sa 35 puntos si Stephen Curry upang pangunahan ang Golden State Warriors sa 126-121 na comeback victory laban sa Los Angeles Clippers sa NBA Play-In Tournament nitong Miyerkules. Nalampasan ng Warriors ang 13-point deficit sa fourth quarter sa pamamagitan ng 39-19 run, at abante na sila upang harapin ang Phoenix Suns sa Biyernes para sa No. 8 seed ng West. Dahil sa pagkatalong ito, eliminated na ang Clippers sa postseason.
Sotheby's has announced an online auction titled “The Stephen Curry Collection, My Sneaker Free Agency,” featuring 75 lots of game-worn and tunnel-worn sneakers from Curry's 2025-2026 NBA season. The sale, running from April 13 to 28, 2026, highlights Curry's experimentation with multiple brands during his sneaker free agency period. All proceeds will benefit the Eat. Learn. Play. foundation.
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Nagbalik si Stephen Curry mula sa injury at nakapagtala ng 29 puntos sa loob ng 26 minuto, kung saan muntik na niyang pangunahan ang Golden State Warriors sa isang comeback victory laban sa Houston Rockets. Natalo ang Warriors sa score na 117-116 sa Chase Center nitong Linggo. Ipinahayag ni coach Steve Kerr na 'bumalik na sa laban' ang koponan dahil sa presensya ni Curry.
Stephen Curry ended his long-term partnership with Under Armour earlier this month, reportedly influenced by the brand's failure to sign Caitlin Clark. Clark, a rising WNBA star, opted for an eight-year, $28 million Nike deal instead. Curry expressed gratitude for Under Armour's early support but highlighted frustrations with the company's direction.
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LeBron James and Stephen Curry, key figures in Team USA's 2024 Paris Olympics gold medal win, have indicated they are unlikely to compete in the 2028 Los Angeles Games. James firmly stated he will be watching, while Curry expressed strong doubts despite leaving a slight possibility open. Their potential absence could make the U.S. team more vulnerable in international competition.