On Sunday evening, the Golden State Warriors faced off against the Oklahoma City Thunder in Oklahoma. The Warriors won by a score of 127-116 to improve to 8-2 i

Steph Curry is the greatest shooter to ever play the game of basketball. If an opponent gives him the opportunity to close a game, he's going to do it. That's exactly what Curry did to the Oklahoma City Thunder on Sunday night.

Small-ball still suits the Golden State Warriors — several years after they started to play it. Against the Oklahoma City Thunder on Sunday at the end of a challenging five-game trip, the Warriors downsized — when Thunder standout big man Chet Holmgren injured his hip in the first quarter — to pace,

Steph Curry, who has several iconic moments in Oklahoma City, turned in his best performance of the season. Finishing with 36 points, seven assists, and five rebounds, Curry helped Golden State hold off a late comeback attempt by Oklahoma City.

This was to be the Winter of Stephen Curry’s Discontent. The Golden State Warriors needed a strong No. 2 guy to be Curry’s trusty sidekick, replacing Klay Thompson and returning the team to a championship level.