Stephen Curry and Draymond Green are two of many players that find themselves on the Warriors' injury report vs. Detroit.

The Golden State Warriors are soul searching after another embarrassing defeat at home, this time to the Miami Heat two days after a 30-point pounding from the Sacramento Kings.

Even after everything he's accomplished, Warriors star Stephen Curry still has to pinch himself sometimes to remind himself it's all real.

Since Durant's departure after the 2019 season, Golden State has lurched between extremes. It has won a fourth title in 2022 and posted a 15–50 stinker in 2020, when guard Stephen Curry was injured. All the while, the newly moneyed Warriors have been unable to nail the transition to what's next.

Stephen Curry has been sidelined for bilateral knee injury management in the Warriors upcoming game against the Sacramento Kings.

While not known as a master passer, Curry still dishes out his fair share of assists. The sharpshooter suffered a dubious career-first in that department in the Warriors' latest loss.

Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr opened up about the reasoning behind limiting Stephen Curry’s playing time, even when the team might need him on the court. The Golden State Warriors have had a rollercoaster season,

Whether it's been injuries, inconsistent play, or just poor overall performances, Warriors fans are in panic mode and looking to the organization to see if they respond by making a move before the February trade deadline.