In an intense matchup between the Golden State Warriors and the Dallas Mavericks, Stephen Curry's fired-up performance was telling, as he helped lead the team to a narrow 120-117 victory.

He competed against Steph Curry, with whom he created the best shooting ... it went down to the wire. Can’t really draw it up any better.” Thompson’s correct that players change teams ...

But when it was all said and done, it was Stephen Curry who wound up stealing the show. Curry finished with 37 points, nine assists and five 3-pointers in leading the now 9-2 Warriors to a ...

As the second quarter’s final seconds evaporated away, Stephen ... way,” Curry said. “He played well, the crowd got an amazing show, it went down to the wire. Can’t really draw it up ...

SAN FRANCISCO — Steph Curry and Draymond Green each ... Thompson opened the game by going at Curry in the post, drawing two free throws. Curry returned the favor by hitting a 3 over Thompson ...

That said, it was his Splash Brother Steph Curry who stole the show, finishing with a game-high 37 points to secure the win. Also making history in this game, Curry became the oldest point guard ...

The internet’s lip readers all have concluded Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry’s emotional roars were a message to his longtime teammate-turned-foe Klay Thompson — even though Curry ...

Steph Curry put together a signature performance on Tuesday night to beat the Dallas Mavericks in Klay Thompson’s first game back at Chase Center since leaving the Golden State Warriors.

Was there any doubt that Steph Curry and Klay Thompson would take some friendly jabs at each other in their first game as opponents? If there was any doubt, it was vanquished quickly on Tuesday night.

"Everybody is running the same plays...Steph Curry and those guys messed it up. I don't mind Golden State back in the day shooting threes, but every team isn't a 3-point shooter. So why everybody ...

The Golden State Warriors have comfortably moved on from Klay Thompson, the franchise legend who formed the NBA's greatest shooting backcourt with Steph Curry and helped win four NBA championships.