Golden State Warriors

Warriors star Stephen Curry suffered a foot injury in the second quarter of March 16’s game against the Celtics. Curry left the game after the injury and never came out of the locker room after halftime.

We’re more than two years removed from the sign-and-trade deal that sent Kevin Durant to the Nets, but it’s still easy to drift back into hypothetical land and ask the big question: What if Durant had decided that he wanted to stay with the Warriors?

Thirteen years after Stephen Curry helped put both Davidson, N.C, and Davidson College on the map, he, along with his wife, Ayesha, is doing it once again. The couple are making themselves principally involved in the athletic department’s future success thanks to an undisclosed donation that will help further fully endow women’s sports at the small North Carolina college where Curry took the program to the Elite Eight in 2008.

Stephen Curry to the Lakers? Joe Lacob isn’t buying that idea. In an interview with The Athletic’s Tim Kawakami, the Warriors owner addressed rumors that surfaced earlier this season about Curry potentially teaming up with LeBron James in the near future.