Stephen A. Smith cast doubt on Steph Curry’s recent comments regarding the Golden State Warriors making a “desperate” trade.

Stephen A. Smith reacts to Stephen Curry saying he doesn't want the Warriors to make a "desperate" move before the trade deadline.

TNT's Inside the NBA is more entertainment than analysis, and that's fine. However, Houston Rockets legend Kenny "The Jet" Smith" attempts to provide slight nuance and a touch of Xs and Os with the weekly "Pictures" segments. However, Smith's recent bold strategy for the Golden State Warriors made for a perplexing take.

Stephen Curry and Co. were mauled, 125-85, by the Celtics at home, falling to 21-21 for the season after starting with a 12-3 record.

Stephen Curry said that while he wants the slumping Warriors to improve, he doesn't want the team to make a "desperate" move that would "deplete the future."

The greatest shooter of all time, Stephen Curry's game is what defines today's modern NBA. Coming into a league that mainly focused on taking high-percentage near-the-rim shots, Curry defied all ...

Tom Brady won seven Super Bowls yet was unable to accomplish a threepeat in his career. Neither has anyone else as the Kansas City Chiefs' Patrick Mahomes is po

ESPN analyst Stephen A. Smith says NFL referees favor the Kansas City Chiefs because of both quarterback Patrick Mahomes and pop icon Taylor Swift.

Stephen A. Smith supports Magic Johnson’s claim that rekindling team and player rivalries and hate could save the NBA’s declining ratings.

Curry has had an insane amount of success in a Warriors uniform ever since they drafted him seventh overall in 2009. The two-time NBA MVP and ten-time All-Star has led the Warriors to four championships, putting himself in the conversation for the best point guard in league history.

Stephen A. Smith recently criticized former NBA player Scottie Pippen for his remarks about Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James.

Stephen A. Smith defends LeBron James against Scottie Pippen’s criticism, questioning Pippen’s offensive legacy and reliance on Michael Jordan.