Both have incredible playoff resumes

A decade later, the Stephen Curry and Golden State Warriors still carry the weight of history. Their 73-9 season remains unmatched, a record that symbolizes dominance, precision, and a level of consistency few teams have approached since.

It’s Curry who matters most. He and Porziņģis are the two guys most likely to bedevil an opposing defense with Curry’s movement and KP using his 7-foot-3 height to scan the floor and create out of the post. This could in some ways mimic the Curry-Butler dynamic – with the bonus of Porziņģis’ ability to space the floor.

Curry said he was hoping to play his "normal minutes" in the regular-season finale to find his rhythm for the Warriors' Play-in game.

The Los Angeles Clippers sent a message to their play-in opponent Sunday night, riding Bennedict Mathurin's 20 points and a stingy defense to a 115-110 home win ​over the Golden State Warriors in what turned out to be an ‌otherwise meaningless regular-season finale.

The Warriors ended their 2025-26 on a high note. Not because of their result at the Clippers on Sunday, a 115-110 loss, but because the Warriors finished the ultimately meaningless game with no new injuries,