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Curry wows with 39 in return, but defense fails Warriors

After missing two weeks and five games because of a quad injury, Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry needed only 32 minutes to score 39 points in his return on Friday night.

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Curry scores 39 in return but Timberwolves top Warriors 127-120 without Edwards

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Warriors' Curry (thigh) expected to return Friday vs. Wolves

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Warriors' Stephen Curry medically cleared, starts against Wolves

Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry has been medically cleared and started Friday night against the Minnesota Timberwolves without a minutes restriction, according to coach Steve Kerr.

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Stephen Curry tops a historic Michael Jordan record, but he's not really happy about it

Arutz Sheva · 17h

NBA: Portland defeats Golden State; Avdija scores 26 points

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Grant and Sharpe each score 35 points to help the Blazers beat the Warriors 136-131

Curry poured in 39 points in 32 minutes in his first action since Nov. 26.

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Stephen Curry calls out the Warriors' biggest problem this season

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Warriors instant analysis: Steph Curry’s record-breaking effort not enough to beat Blazers

Warriors struggling to avoid mediocrity

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The Press Democrat · 4d

Steve Kerr addresses possible Kuminga departure from Warriors

Warriors coach Steve Kerr has spent the past two months striking a diplomatic tone.

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Warriors’ Steve Kerr identifies area of need concerning Jimmy Butler

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Warriors struggling to avoid mediocrity, but Jimmy Butler isn’t the solution

Steph Curry hits 100-foot shot before return to lineup, scores 39 in Warriors’ loss

Curry played in his first game after missing five straight because of a quad injury, and he hit big shots before and during Friday's game.

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Warriors Notes: Stephen Curry, Jonathan Kuminga, Draymond Green

Stephen Curry showed no lingering effects from the quad injury that sidelined him for five games, returning Friday night with a familiar jolt to the Warriors’ offense.

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The Warriors finally found their winning formula, and it's not what you'd think

Over the last seven games, the Warriors are yielding fewer than 1.07 points per possession, and Golden State has given up 1.02 points per possession or fewer in four of the last five outings. Those numbers will likely level off at some point, but Golden State does have reason to believe its defense is capable of lofty performance.

Warriors cut ties with rookie Alex Toohey, who was part of NBA-record Kevin Durant trade

Golden State is waiving rookie forward Alex Toohey, the team announced Monday afternoon. League sources had previously confirmed the move to the Bay Area News Group. Toohey was selected No. 52 overall out of Australia and was part of the massive seven-team trade that saw Kevin Durant go to the Rockets.