Tag: steph curry

  • How the new era of ‘super teams’ has changed the NBA forever

    How the new era of ‘super teams’ has changed the NBA forever

    Featured image Credit: Champion Ring News The Brooklyn Nets have been the subject of an epic downfall from our modern NBA ‘super teams’ in regards to recent news concerning Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving. With rumors swirling around the Nets’ superstars, it reflects back to the state of the league, and how the NBA has…

  • NBA Finals: Does a 4th title put Curry top 10 all-time?

    NBA Finals: Does a 4th title put Curry top 10 all-time?

    Featured Image Credit: Media Referee (Getty Images) The Golden State Warriors reach their sixth NBA Finals under the Splash Brothers era, and are closing in on a fourth NBA championship. Curry’s sixth trip to the Finals out of eight seasons certainly adds to his legacy, Kobe Bryant never did that, nor did Tim Duncan. Speaking…

  • Do the Mavs have any chance against the Warriors?

    Do the Mavs have any chance against the Warriors?

    Featured Image Credits: Mavs Money Ball, SB NATION Kevin Jairaj-USA TODAY Sports The Golden State Warriors won handily against the Dallas Mavericks on Wednesday evening, 112-87. The Warriors lead the series 1-0, and could easily be up 2-0 if they take care of business Game 2 at home. If the Mavericks have any chance in…

  • Are the Golden State Warriors Finals favorites?

    Are the Golden State Warriors Finals favorites?

    Featured Image Credit: Yahoo! Sports (Ezra Shaw/Getty Images) The Golden State Warriors rallied an emotional win on Monday night against the Memphis Grizzlies, 101-98. The Warriors had to face some immediate hurdles for Game 4 after receiving news just before pregame that Head Coach, Steve Kerr was diagnosed with COVID-19 and hours after, Draymond Green…

  • No Durant, no problem; Warriors eliminating ‘parody’ in the NBA

    No Durant, no problem; Warriors eliminating ‘parody’ in the NBA

    The Golden State Warriors finally found themselves to be vulnerable in the postseason without arguably the best player the NBA, Kevin Durant. James Harden and his Houston Rockets, however, failed to seize the opportunity against a team that rarely has any weaknesses.