Warriors star Stephen Curry made an honest admission about how often he thinks about his potential retirement.

Amid a challenging NBA regular season for Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors, Monday's loss to the Indiana Pacers prompted a candid admission from the star guard. The Golden State Warriors faced a challenging defeat against the Indiana Pacers,

Pascal Siakam gave Indiana the lead for good with a three-point play with 4:43 remaining, Andrew Nembhard harassed Stephen Curry into a poor shooting night and the Pacers earned a 111-105 victory over the Golden State Warriors on Monday in San Francisco.

Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry made it clear he'll be better moving forward after struggling vs Pacers.

On and off the court, there were a lot of zingers, and there was no shortage of passive-aggressive comments exchanged. "It's a fun battle because of the longevity of how long we've been doing this," Curry said.

Stephen Curry discussed how LeBron James' dedication to his body makes Curry stay ultra-motivated during offseason workouts.

Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors had plenty of competitive matchups against LeBron James during LeBron’s time with the Cleveland Cavaliers. Although Golden State defeated Cleveland in three of the four NBA Finals in which they went head-to-head,

The NBA wouldn’t be the global phenomenon it is today without the contributions of stars like LeBron James and Stephen Curry. However, their influence extends far beyond their on-court brilliance, as a Dallas Mavericks player recently shared.