This is commonly known as the “high-five rule” and is explained in the NBA’s video rulebook, with an example showing a defender slapping the shooting hand of a player during his follow-through: ...

The Golden State Warriors are no stranger to any playoff scenario. Stephen Curry and Draymond Green have been battle-tested ...

Curry's thumb has become a subplot of this series, specifically on the local Warriors broadcast of the games when Brooks has ...

Kerr called on the NBA to change this rule amid claims that the Rockets' Dillon Brooks is going out of his way to hit Steph Curry's injured thumb.

During the Warriors' 131-116 road loss to the Houston Rockets in Game 5 of their first-round playoff series on Wednesday, ...

Curry’s right thumb is so swollen water-logged, Butler’s “running” around like he has a busted butt, because he does (four ...

For the Warriors, having their leader, Stephen Curry, healthy and on the floor is essential for the road ahead. Their next challenge awaits them in Houston, where they’ll take on the Rockets at ...

Added Redick, "[Steph] is able to get to the flow state quicker and faster and more consistently than any athlete." For Curry, discussing the flow state isn't easy. Talking about it is ...

How often does Stephen Curry simply submit to being ... off Jonathan Kuminga so significant. If there’s an “easy” button for Curry that should give him space from Thompson, it will come ...

There are a lot of teams firmly in the middle ground of “good enough to make the playoffs, but with obvious flaws that could prove fatal” territory.