The Golden State Warriors have undoubtedly dominated the last decade of basketball, making six NBA Finals trips and winning four of them. Superstar point guard Steph Curry has cemented himself as the best shooter to ever touch a basketball and a future Hall of Famer.

Under normal circumstances, a rapper sitting courtside at a basketball game and being greeted by an NBA player isn’t a major headline. However, given all that took place between Kendrick Lamar and Drake last year, Steph Curry embracing the Toronto superstar warrants layers of discourse.

Stephen Curry has revolutionized the game of basketball, as his game-breaking range from beyond the arc has ushered in the three-point era — a halcyon period for basketball in which players have more skill expression than ever.

Following Monday's game between the Raptors and Warriors, Rajakovic had an opportunity to ponder what Curry has meant to the game of basketball, and what it'll mean when the Golde

Toronto Raptors coach Darko Rajaković shared a hilarious quip about Golden State Warriors superstar Steph Curry's inevitable NBA retirement.

For all the games and championships Steph Curry has won for the Golden State Warriors, the star guard has also left behind a trail of broken hearts throughout his career, whether it’s ruthlessly eliminating teams from playoff contention or giving a foreign country something catastrophic to mourn.

Toronto Raptors head coach Darko Rajakovic got the better of Stephen Curry on Monday, leading his team to a 104-101 win over the Golden State Warriors at Scotiabank Arena. In his postgame press conference,