Former longtime Boston Celtics center Kendrick Perkins, a starter on the 2008 champs, has emerged as an ESPN staple post-retirement, in large part due to his hot takes. He had a wild one on Friday, in response to the NBA's fully announced 2025 All-Star teams.

Golden State Warriors guard Steph Curry is focused on winning above all else. Following the Warriors' 130-105 loss to the Phoenix Suns on Friday night,

The Golden State Warriors got crushed at home by the Phoenix Suns on Friday, losing 130-105 to fall to 24-24 on the season. The Warriors sit in 11th place in the West with the NBA trade deadline less than a week away, and it is clear moves must be made to turn their season around.

Stephen Curry's wife, Ayesha Curry, then responded to the post, showing support to the Warriors star. "Cultured handsome man," Ayesha Curry said. Stephen Curry's new partnership with RedNote comes in the midst of the potential TikTok exodus, prompted by the United States government.

A former NBA champion sparked controversy by suggesting that Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry should not have been selected for the NBA All-Star Game. As debates surrounding the 2025 NBA All-Star selections intensify,

Stephen Curry has been voted a starter for the All-Star game yet again, but Kendrick Perkins believes he doesn't deserve to take part in this year's event. On NBA Today, Perkins pointed out three candidates more deserving than Curry to be All-Stars in 2025.