Add it to the list. This one looked different. Stephen Curry didn’t erupt for 54 points at the Garden like he did in 2013. He didn’t pour in 31, either, like he did last year. But after Mikal Bridges’ suffocating defense limited him to just eight points in the first half,

The Golden State Warriors will always welcome lethal perimeter shooters with impressive track records, considering they love to launch as many triples as possible nightly. Although the Feb. 6 trade deadline has passed,