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Stephen Curry has been plagued in recent years with ankle injuries, and it appears he has another. Not three minutes into Thursday night’s game against the visiting San Antonio Spurs, Curry went up for a layup and came down on LaMarcus Aldridge’s foot, appearing to roll his ankle.

After winning his first NBA championship as Warriors head coach in the 2015-16 season, Steve Kerr labeled himself as the “luckiest guy on Earth” for landing in such a promising situation. One season earlier, he had inherited a roster filled with some of the NBA’s brightest and budding stars, headlined by Steph Curry.

While appearing on Gary & Larry Thursday afternoon, Marcus Thompson of The Athletic expounded on his belief that the Houston Rockets have the best backcourt in the NBA with James Harden and Chris Paul.

After Thursday morning shootaround, hours before the Warriors take on the visiting San Antonio Spurs, Green reflected on the precarious Western Conference standings.

After showing rare honesty following his first appearance of spring training, Mike Krukow praised Mark Melancon for opening up about the condition of his arm while appearing on Murph & Mac Thursday morning.

Whether their hopeful prospects or seasoned veterans, Marty Lurie shared with Larry Krueger on The Krueg Show which Giants are sticking out to him this spring training.

With only 18 Cactus League games left in Spring Training, Duane Kuiper told Murph & Mac it will be paramount for Buster Posey to see more time behind the plate before Opening Day.

Opening Day is still 22 days away, but in Wednesday’s 4-4 tie with the San Diego Padres, the Giants unveiled a close resemblance to their possible 2018 Opening Day lineup — including a strong performance from Madison Bumgarner.

“Not many guys in that locker room remember what that was like,” Curry said. “I think I’m the only one that was here before the pre-playoff era. You don’t got to remind me. I know how tough it was, and how hard it is to win one game one NBA game, let alone 50 in a season, let alone a Championship.”

Bell was contesting a shot by Rondae Hollis-Jefferson in the paint, and the rookie’s right foot appeared to come down on Hollis-Jefferson’s. He immediately rolled to the floor, slamming his fist on the hardwood in apparent pain.