Lou Williams believes Warriors should build Steph Curry two Chase Center statues originally appeared on NBC Sports Bay Area Former NBA player Lou Williams believes that Warriors superstar Stephen Curry will make history as the first former player to have two statues built outside of a sports arena.

Indiana Fever fans are not happy about a former NBA standout's dismissal of a Caitlin Clark-Steph Curry comparison.

NBA star Stephen Curry couldn't make it to Park City during his two nights in Utah this week, but he still found a way to make an acceptance speech.

WNBA star Caitlin Clark's limitless range has often invited comparisons to NBA all-time 3-point leader Steph Curry. Both players are 3-point marvels with crafty handles. They are the gold standard for a scoring guard.

Currently Kon Knueppel is ranked tenth in the league and appears on track to shatter Keegan Murray’s rookie three-point record of 206.

Two-time Academy Award–winning filmmaker Ben Proudfoot, who co-directed and co-produced the film, marked the moment on Instagram, posting alongside Curry from the Delta Center in Salt Lake City, where the Warriors had just defeated the Utah Jazz. Due to his NBA commitments, Curry did not attend the Sundance Film Festival.

Steph Curry’s chance to achieve a rare NBA milestone alongside his brother has been delayed, with injury once again standing in the way of a historic on-court moment. The Warriors star has long spoken about how meaningful it would be to share the floor with his younger brother,

Nick Van Exel praises Stephen Curry's leadership, comparing his influence to franchise legends Tim Duncan and Dirk Nowitzki while explaining why he refuses to rank him against Magic or LeBron.