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Drake's new album includes lines fans interpret as a jab at LeBron James while he also praises Stephen Curry; Ayesha Curry publicly supports Drake, pulling the Curry family further into the ongoing NBA feud that has Kendrick Lamar’s involvement and has drawn increased attention, with LeBron yet to publicly respond.
Drake released three new albums—ICEMAN, MAID OF HONOUR, and HABITI—at midnight, with lyrics that appear to diss LeBron James over his team-switching, and include a nod to Stephen Curry via a Davidson reference and jersey number, all amid Drake’s ongoing pop culture rap chatter.
Steve Kerr agreed to a two-year contract to remain Golden State Warriors head coach, keeping him among the league's highest-paid coaches as the franchise signals a roster rethink after a 37-win season and a No. 10 seed. Talks with owner Joe Lacob and GM Mike Dunleavy centered on short- and long-term plans, with Curry and Draymond Green expressing support for Kerr's return as the team plans to rebuild around Curry, who will be in the final year of his contract.
After Golden State's play-in defeat to Phoenix, Draymond Green said he believes Steve Kerr’s tenure as head coach might be finished, while Kerr emphasized he hasn’t decided and will evaluate options—potentially returning for a 13th season or retiring after taking time to consult with management.
Golden State’s playoff hopes hinge on finally erasing a season-long turnover problem after a come-from-behind win over the Clippers; if Curry, Green, Horford and Porzingis can help the team execute and limit giveaways, the Warriors have a realistic chance to beat the Suns in the must-win play-in game in Phoenix.
Golden State refuses to quit, rallying past the Clippers in the play-in behind Stephen Curry’s 35 points (27 in the second half) and a decisive late surge, as Draymond Green anchors the defense and Kerr celebrates a moment that suggests the Warriors’ era isn’t finished. Kristaps Porzingis provides timely scoring and Gui Santos contributes down the stretch, setting up a do-or-die matchup with the Suns and fueling thoughts on roster moves to keep the run alive.
Stephen Curry erupted for 35 points, including the go-ahead 3 with 50 seconds left, to spark Golden State’s 126-121 comeback win over the Clippers in the SoFi Play-In, while Al Horford added four late 3s and Draymond Green supplied key defense as the Warriors push toward a playoff berth; Tyrese Maxey scored 31 to lift the 76ers past Orlando 109-97 to clinch the East’s No. 7 seed and set up a Celtics series, with Friday’s Play-In finale and the playoffs on the horizon.
Stephen Curry erupted for 35 points, including 27 in the second half, despite knee trouble, to spark a fourth‑quarter comeback and carry the Golden State Warriors to a 126-121 win over the Los Angeles Clippers in the NBA play-in, earning a trip to Phoenix for a win‑and‑in game. Al Horford nailed 4-of-4 threes in the fourth, Draymond Green stifled Kawhi Leonard on defense, and Gui Santos and Kristaps Porzingis added 20-point outings for Golden State as they move on while the Clippers’ season ends amid developments surrounding Leonard’s sponsorship and league scrutiny.
Stephen Curry scored 35 with seven 3-pointers as Golden State erased a 13-point fourth-quarter deficit to edge the Clippers 126-121 in the SoFi Play-In, with Draymond Green locking down Kawhi Leonard and Kristaps Porzingis and Al Horford providing key late scoring to push the Warriors toward a possible playoff berth.
Golden State’s Steve Kerr has not yet decided on a contract beyond this season, even as the 10th-place Warriors push to win the play-in against the Clippers. Kerr wants to stay, and Draymond Green says there’s no better coach for the job, while the front office isn’t seeking a replacement. In the must-win game, Curry, Kristaps Porzingis and Al Horford will log limited minutes (Curry projected around the low-to-mid 30s) after recent rest/illness, with Curry optimistic about extending the season and Green stressing tight defensive and game-plan execution for playoff pressure.
Stephen Curry leads the 2025-26 Top-Selling Jersey list as the NBA/NBPA release results based on sales from NBAStore.com, Fanatics and partners, with the Knicks first in Team Merchandise; the list features 14 jersey players in postseason, six under 25 including Victor Wembanyama and Cooper Flagg, the Thunder break into the top 10 in Team Merchandise for the first time since 2018-19, and the Play-In Tournament begins ahead of the 2026 Playoffs on April 18.
The Charlotte Hornets will retire Dell Curry’s No. 30 jersey in a on-court ceremony tonight against the Orlando Magic, celebrating the franchise’s original star and long-time ambassador whose impact spans on-court leadership, community work, and a lasting family legacy in Charlotte; Stephen and Seth Curry will be in attendance to honor their father.
At All-Star Sunday, LeBron James reflected on his journey and his camaraderie with Stephen Curry and Kevin Durant, while weighing the Lakers’ uncertain rest-of-season prospects amid injuries and new pieces like Luke Kennard, and remained noncommittal about his 2026/27 future as he emphasizes health and chemistry to shape the team's playoff push.
Stephen Curry moved to No. 19 on the NBA's all-time scoring list by passing Paul Pierce with a first-quarter 3-pointer, finishing with 27 points as the Warriors beat the Jazz 140-124. His ascent could continue this season toward the top 12 if he stays healthy, following a January where he’s posted strong scoring numbers and a string of high-output games.
Kuminga left with left knee soreness (a minor hyperextension) in the second quarter and did not return as the Warriors lost 123-115 to the Mavericks; Stephen Curry scored 38 with eight 3-pointers, but Golden State couldn’t get enough help after Kuminga’s exit. Dallas leaned on a balanced attack, with Naji Marshall scoring 30 and Cooper Flagg adding 21 points and 11 rebounds to extend their win streak to four. Kuminga had surfaced with a 20-point effort earlier in the week and will be evaluated for an MRI after morning, as Golden State continues to navigate without Jimmy Butler.