Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green revealed that Stephen Curry had been correct about a key aspect of the team before Jimmy Butler was traded to the franchise. The Golden State Warriors are a completely different team since Jimmy Butler joined their roster.

After the Golden State Warriors went through an astonishing road trip, the winning ways continued after the team made a major change right before the trade deadline. With the Warriors trading for Jimmy Butler,

Curry threw in the turnaround heave from 38 feet with 0.3 seconds left in the second quarter en route to scoring 40 points in Golden State's 121-119 victory over Brooklyn, then just started running directly to the locker room so he could try to hide his surprise that it went in.

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),

F or over a decade, the Golden State Warriors' full focus has been to build around superstar point guard Steph Curry. The two-time NBA MVP and 11-time All-Star has led the Warrior

Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors are on a roll, as they have won eight of their past 10 games to rocket up to the No. 6 seed in the Western Conference. As Curry continues to dominate on a nightly basis,

The former DPOY even went as far as comparing Curry's performances to Cirque Du Soleil, which is a Canadian entertainment company known for their contemporary take on circus. "It's like you went and watched Cirque Du Soleil or something.

Perhaps only Stephen Curry could describe his basket as the first half was ending Thursday as a “rhythm shot.” Who else but the most accomplished outside shooter in history could be in rhythm when he’s nearly 40 feet away and not even facing the basket?

Draymond Green jumped in the Stephen Curry "GOAT" conversation as the Golden State Warriors continue to find form.

Warriors All-Star Stephen Curry draws raves on the road in Brooklyn after 2nd-quarter outburst culminates in stunning shot at halftime buzzer.