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Regular Season

2019 Schedule

58-24, 1st in Pacific

Can the Warriors afford to keep Klay? (1:28)

Max not on board with KD to Knicks in '19 (1:36)

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4d

Curry: 'For sure' I want to be Warrior for life

Stephen Curry, during an appearance on The Bill Simmons Podcast this week, said he wants to be a Warrior for life. "For sure I do," Curry said. "This is home. This is where I want to be, for obvious reasons."

Kellerman would let go of Green before Thompson (1:36)

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5dAndré Snellings

NBA superteam rankings: Who has the most star power?

Who really has a superteam, and who's close to being the next one? We rank the top teams into tiers by star power.

6dMarc J. Spears

The Undefeated: Andre Iguodala: 'I want to continue to educate athletes and help them understand their power and influence'

Warriors forward hosts second annual Players Technology Summit

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6d

Will the Warriors keep Durant, Thompson next summer?

Our ESPN Forecast panel predicts where the top 2019 free agents will play in 2019-20.

Quinn Cook gifts his mother a great surprise (0:53)

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9d

Summer Forecast: East, West and NBA champs in 2018-19

Will the Warriors win it all again? Our ESPN Forecast panel unveils its early projections.

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10d

Curry gives $25K to help Web.com golfer's family

Stephen Curry is donating $25,000 to the GoFundMe page of Web.com Tour golfer Scott Harrington and his wife, Jenn, who is battling cancer.

Curry's (golf) stroke way off in 16-over round (0:39)

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11d

Curry shoots 86, finishes last in Web.com event

Golden State Warriors All-Star Stephen Curry shot a 16-over 86 to finish last in the Web.com Tour's Ellie Mae Classic at TPC Stonebrae in Hayward, California. Curry shot a 71 on Thursday, but he dropped 11 strokes to par on his first eight holes Friday.

Reunions for Kawhi, LeBron will be must-see moments (1:12)

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11d

Every NBA game we can't wait to watch, and why

Mark your calendars, because the full NBA schedule has been unveiled. Here are our can't-miss games.

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11dIan Begley

NBA releases schedule; Kawhi visits Spurs in Jan.

The NBA released its schedule for the 2018-19 season on Friday, with Kawhi Leonard, traded to Toronto in the offseason, scheduled to visit San Antonio in January.

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12d

Who will be the NBA's best and worst big additions?

Which newcomers will and won't work out? Our ESPN Forecast panel unveils its picks.

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12d

Curry 8 shots back after 71 in Web.com tourney

Stephen Curry shot a 1-over 71 in the Web.com Tour's Ellie Mae Classic, putting him in a tie for 106th among the 154 first-round finishers.

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13d

5-on-5: Let's talk about the Week 1, Christmas and MLK Day games

Headlined by rivalries and reunions -- and plenty of LeBron -- the league's opening week, Christmas and MLK Day slates won't disappoint. Our panel breaks down the games we're circling on the NBA calendar.

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13dIan Begley

LeBron to face Rockets in first L.A. home game

The Los Angeles Lakers face the Golden State Warriors to highlight the Christmas Day schedule, and LeBron James' home debut as a Laker will be against the Houston Rockets on Oct. 20, the NBA announced in releasing part of its schedule.