All eyes will be on the stands when a future challenger to his throne will have an opportunity to scout Stephen Curry's long-range shooting arsenal as the Golden State Warriors face the Indiana Pacers on Friday in Indianapolis.

Will Stephen Curry and Draymond Green suit up tomorrow vs. the Pacers on the second night of a back-to-back for the Warriors?

Since Durant's departure after the 2019 season, Golden State has lurched between extremes. It has won a fourth title in 2022 and posted a 15–50 stinker in 2020, when guard Stephen Curry was injured. All the while, the newly moneyed Warriors have been unable to nail the transition to what's next.

Stephen Curry recently broke down how the Warriors tried and failed to appease their veterans while developing their youth.

When the first returns of the 2025 All-Star games released, Curry trailed Doncic by 59,714 votes. However, the NBA publicised the second return of All-Star votes, revealing the fans favor Curry over the Mavericks star by 25,160.

Golden State shot a mediocre 40 percent from the field, and a god-awful 28 percent from beyond the arc. It was the 10th game of the year where the Warriors scored less than 100 points. In those instances, they have only managed to win one of those games. Clearly, that is not a recipe for success in Golden State.

The Golden State Warriors are a total mess right now and Stephen Curry's frustrations appear to be growing by the minute. The Athletic's Anthony Slater

The Warriors were awarded a technical free throw after Jackson-Davis and Terry Rozier had to be separated early in the fourth quarter, and Curry drained it to cut the deficit to 87-86. But the Heat immediately answered with a trio of tres — none closely contested — to push the lead back to 10 and pull away for good.

It was a fierce battle in Little Caesars Arena tonight as the Golden State Warriors tried to steal a win on the road against the red-hot Detroit Pistons.

Buddy Hield scored 19 points to help lead the Golden State Warriors to a 107-104 win over the host Detroit Pistons on Thursday.

The Golden State Warriors have been desperate to get Stephen Curry some offensive help. Thursday, they got it from an unlikely source.