Following their second consecutive loss, Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry got honest about the team's recent performance in the last few NBA regular season games. The Golden State Warriors fell for the second consecutive game in the NBA regular season,

A 17-point third-quarter lead wasn't enough to protect the Golden State Warriors from the San Antonio Spurs on Saturday night. Victor Wembanyama and the

Stephen Curry received a pivotal injury update as the Warriors prepare to play the Pelicans in an NBA Cup game on Friday night.

In a recent interview with NBC Sports Bay Area's Dubs Talk, Stephen Curry discussed his hunger for adding five more NBA titles to his legacy.

For the ultra-competitive, like Stephen Curry, once you taste it, it’s why you keep playing the game. Winning a fifth NBA ring is what keeps him going, he said to Monte Poole and Dalton Johnson on NBC Sports’ Bay Area’s “Dubs Talk.”

Winning a fifth NBA championship with the Golden State Warriors is the overriding motivation for Stephen Curry at this point in his career. "Honestly,

Golden State's free-throw struggles stretch beyond their loss to the Clippers. They're currently dead last in the NBA for free-throw percentage, shooting just 69.7% on the season. Curry will undoubtedly want to see his teammates begin to maximize their easy opportunities.

Steph Curry pumps his fist after rattling in a three-pointer while getting fouled.

Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry established himself as the greatest shooter in NBA history a long time ago. The NBA’s all-time leader in made three-pointers, Curry is continuing to put that record further out of reach.

The Golden State Warriors have been shattering expectations for this season as they lead the Western Conference with a 12-4 record. Not many experts saw this coming during the preseason, but Stephen Curry and the Warriors continue to find ways to win games and remain relevant as championship contenders.