Steph Curry and the Golden State Warriors lost a road game with the Los Angeles Clippers on Wednesday, but they’re favored at home on Wednesday night against th

The referees for the Golden State Warriors ' game at the Los Angeles Clippers on Monday admitted they had blown a call that cost the Dubs two points - in a game Golden State ultimately lost by one.

During the Warriors vs. Bucks game, the Warriors' broadcasters voiced their displeasure when Stephen Curry was hit hard to grab the ball.

Stephen Curry had 31 points that included a step-back 3-pointer with 26 seconds left, seven assists and seven rebounds, De’Anthony Melton added 22 points off the bench, and the Golden State Warriors beat the Milwaukee Bucks 120-113.

According to CBS Sports' Sam Quinn, one deal that could both move the needle and be viable would be acquiring Michael Porter Jr. from the Brooklyn Nets. Porter Jr. is having a stellar year for the Eastern Conference strugglers, averaging 25.9 points, 7.6 rebounds and 3.4 assists per game, while shooting 49.5% from the field and 40.8% from deep.

The Golden State Warriors held out Steph Curry in a recent game, which didn't sit right with a former NBA player.

NBA’s Last Two Minute Report says Warriors star committed two 3-second violations and one moving screen in the final minutes of loss to the Clippers.

“I was upset about a couple calls,” Kerr said before Wednesday’s game against the Milwaukee Bucks, noting there was a reason assistant coach Terry Stotts talked to the media in his place. “But all good other than my mom being terribly disappointed in me.

The Golden State Warriors have been linked to several names this trade season, including Michael Porter Jr., Trey Murphy III, Herb Jones, Nic Claxton, Daniel Ga