Similar to his 2024 Olympic teammate, LeBron James, Stephen Curry appears to be defying father time as well. At 37, he remains the sole offensive engine on the Golden State Warriors for most nights. Unfortunately, his brilliance on the hardwood is not getting its due, especially of late.

To be fair, the Magic are better equipped this season to support Banchero without his two main co-pilots. Desmond Bane can, and needs to, ratchet up his offense, Anthony Black is a vastly improved player and Wendell Carter Jr. has gone from a 23% to 42% 3-point shooter.

Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry wore three pairs of Nike shoes honoring basketball legends against the Portland Trail Blazers.

SAN FRANCISCO — Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry announced his return to the lineup on Friday night long before the game against the Minnesota Timberwolves even started.

Minnesota Timberwolves legend Kevin Garnett noticed Stephen Curry wearing his signature shoes prior to the Golden State Warriors' matchup with the Timberwolves on Friday night.

Curry had a famous from-the-tunnel pregame tradition at Oracle Arena — which was essentially a very long baseline extended shot — but with the move to the Chase Center, Curry had to adapt the shot, which is now longer than the length of the court. Which is not out of his range, apparently.

But while Curry has been running wild in terms of sneakers, he and Under Armour aren't completely done yet, as his final signature sneaker with the brand is expected to release in early 2026. Sunday night, the world was given a first look at Steph's newest and final signature silhouette with Under Armour, the Curry 13 and fans had a lot to say.

The Warriors' horrific defense spoiled another heroic Steph Curry performance in Golden State's 136-131 loss to the Portland Trail Blazers on Sunday.