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Curry and Russell Westbrook each turned in huge efforts before their first meeting of the season in the second-most anticipated sporting event in the Bay Area this weekend, with the Warriors seeking a 41st straight regular-season home win. Golden State (45-4) matched the 40-game home streak in the regular season by Orlando from March 21, 1995-March 19, 1996 in its last home game, routing Dallas 127-107 on Jan. 27. The next day, Curry, who grew up in Charlotte, was asked about Super Bowl weekend in the Bay Area and if the huge Carolina Panthers fan planned to attend the game against the Denver Broncos one day after this contest. Continue to Article

February 05, 2016 6:16:pm EST

Curry and Russell Westbrook each turned in huge efforts before their first meeting of the season in the second-most anticipated sporting event in the Bay Area this weekend, with the Warriors seeking a 41st straight regular-season home win. Golden State (45-4) matched the 40-game home streak in the regular season by Orlando from March 21, 1995-March 19, 1996 in its last home game, routing Dallas 127-107 on Jan. 27. The next day, the Charlotte-born Curry was asked about Super Bowl weekend in the Bay Area and if the huge Carolina Panthers fan planned to attend the game against the Denver Broncos one day after this contest. Continue to Article

February 05, 2016 3:52:pm EST

Stephen Curry, who is on pace to shatter his single-season three-point record, will attempt to defend his long-range shooting title at next week's NBA All-Star Game weekend in Toronto. The announcement Thursday comes less than 24 hours after the Golden State superstar Curry finished one three-pointer shy of matching the one game NBA record of 12 three pointers in the Warriors' 134-121 win over Washington. Reigning league Most Valuable Player and current NBA scoring leader Curry has made 232 three-pointers in 49 games this season, putting him on track to break his own record of 286 which he established last season. Continue to Article

February 04, 2016 8:26:pm EST

President Barack Obama welcomed the reigning NBA champion Golden State Warriors to the White House on Thursday, joking with superstar Stephen Curry and his league-leading teammates. Obama is a big basketball fan and played golf with Curry and his father, former NBA standout Dell Curry, last August while on vacation. Continue to Article

February 04, 2016 6:40:pm EST

A basketball enthusiast, President Barack Obama applauded the Golden State Warriors on Thursday and marveled at how they are revolutionizing professional basketball with what he described as a ''small-ball nuclear lineup'' that specializes in great shooting and passing. The Warriors defeated the Cleveland Cavaliers in last year's NBA finals and are off to a historically strong start in their quest to repeat, sporting a 45-4 record so far this season. ''It's beautiful to watch when they're working on all cylinders,'' Obama said during a ceremony at the White House. Continue to Article

February 04, 2016 5:34:pm EST