The Golden State Warriors had one pathway, and one pathway alone, to staying in their second-round series vs. Minnesota long enough for Stephen Curry to get back with a realistic chance to make a difference: Jimmy Butler had to step out of this so-called Robin role that he has so enthusiastically embraced and actually put his Batman suit back on.

In nearly 1,000 possessions prior to the playoffs, Golden State had a plus-12.8 net rating when Butler was on the floor without Curry. In those same non-Curry minutes, Butler averaged 24.9 points and 7.6 assists per 75 possessions, with a 63.7 true shooting percentage.

A video of Stephen Curry's son, Cannon, looking heartbroken after the Golden State Warriors' Game 6 loss against the Houston Rockets has gone viral, sparking humorous speculation. Fans on X are imagining the schoolyard taunts NBA players' children might face after playoff losses.

The Timberwolves now have a 2-1 lead after pulling out a clutch win on the road against the Warriors. Anthony Edwards turned it on in the second half, scoring 28 of his 36 points in the last two frames, while Julius Randle was a steady force throughout the game, racking up 24 points of his own.

In the meantime, Steph spent time with his wife Ayesha Curry and their four kids for Mother’s Day on Sunday, which also happened to be baby Cai’s birthday. Steph wrote an amaz

"Nobody is able to cover for Steph Curry and what he does. If you coming in thinking you can fill his role, you're crazy, he does so much for his team. He's touched by an angel, he's touched by God, he's blessed," Hield said when speaking on his teammate.

Stephen Curry sat down after the Golden State Warriors went through their gameday shootaround practice in Minneapolis and quickly announced that he’s feeling great.

"I love it so much I'm probably never going to do it again," Curry said of the 3-point contest. Curry has turned the 3-point contest into something of a ceremony. He never needed to win to prove his dominance — his in-game resume speaks louder than any trophy — but every time he showed up, it became must-watch TV.