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The Golden State Warriors have been lots of things, but what they are most is the eye-of-the-beholder phenomenon you always knew they were going to be. On the same night – Monday – that Stephen Curry is seen comforting the nephew of Dallas Maverick player Devin Harris, whose father died in a car accident, the Mavs are in full fume because rookie Jordan Bell lobbed to himself for a meaningless dunk in a lopsided game. Continue to Article

October 24, 2017 2:03:pm EST

Draymond Green showed Dennis Smith Jr. no sympathy. Empathy may have been appropriate. A welcome-to-the-league moment happened in Dallas on Monday night, when the Mavericks' promising point guard went at the Golden State veteran — and the NBA's top defensive player — with hopes of dunking on him. Smith got fouled at the rim, both players flashed smiles at one another and Green talked a bit of trash about how the rookie made a less-than-wise choice. Green said that "ain't happening" afterward about Smith's dunk attempt. "Better check my resume. This ain't summer league, bro. You aren't just going to dunk on anybody. Better luck next time." Smith, who came into the NBA with a high-flying reputation Continue to Article

October 24, 2017 1:31:pm EST

Beloved NBA star Stephen Curry took a moment before his game against the Dallas Mavericks last night to console a young boy who had just lost his father in a car accident. In fact, the boy was the nephew of one of his opponents from last night, Mavericks guard Devin Harris. In video posted to Twitter last night, you see the Warriors superstar hug and speak with the boy prior to the game. The 9-year-old boy, Brayden, has his head down, still grieving. Speaking with reporters after the game, Curry explained what he told the boy. "It's obviously ... hard to find the right words to say in that situation, because it's such a tough blow to the family," Curry said. "At that age, I can't imagine what Continue to Article

October 24, 2017 10:11:am EST

Curry had to wait until Monday afternoon to get a verdict from the NBA office whether he would be allowed to play. During Golden State's 10-point loss at Memphis on Saturday, he lost his cool and chucked his mouthpiece in the direction of the referee. Continue to Article

October 24, 2017 1:59:am EST