Stephen Curry has hope, and the Golden State Warriors again have life ahead of the 2025 NBA Playoffs. The Warriors have been on a roll since acquiring Jimmy Butler at the trade deadline, running off nine wins in their first 10 games and surging up the Western Conference standings in the process.

Warriors guard Stephen Curry has put up some big moments of late, especially as Golden State has strung together seven wins in its last right games, a run that has vaulted the Dubs to the No. 6 spot in the Western Conference--a position that comes with the advantage of avoiding the play-in tournament and guaranteeing a place in the NBA playoffs.

Much of the crowd at Barclays Center for Thursday’s Brooklyn Nets-Golden State Warriors matchup came to see Stephen Curry. Less than halfway through the game, the two-time MVP gave them a shot to remember.

Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green emphasized a distinctive quality of teammate Stephen Curry, arguing why the two-time MVP deserves to be in the NBA’s GOAT conversation. When discussing the NBA’s Greatest of All Time (GOAT),

There is nobody in the NBA that makes the impossible seem possible as consistently as Stephen Curry does. He did it again on Thursday night by draining another improbable — and borderline unbelievable — half-court buzzer-beater for the Golden State Warriors against the Brooklyn Nets.

Stephen Curry is confirmed fit for the Golden State Warriors' game against the Brooklyn Nets. The Warriors, aiming for a playoff push, rely on Curry's leadership and impressive statistics. Despite injuries to other players,

Stephen Curry had 28 points and nine assists while running his personal record to 12-1 at Madison Square Garden, and the Golden State Warriors beat the New York Knicks 114-102.