A sideline conversation between Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr and star Stephen Curry has gone viral.

At 17-16, the Warriors are still searching for some traction. But Steve Kerr's desire for a smaller rotation has reaped some benefits.

The Warriors ultimately beat the 76ers 139-105, moving back above .500 on the season at 17-16. Superstar point guard Steph Curry led the way with 30 points and 10 assists, shooting 11-15 from the field and a perfect 8-8 from beyond the arc. His +32 was a season-high and his second-highest since the 2019-20 season.

In total, that’s 31-of-43 for a 72.1 percent clip that gifts Kuminga more points and generates more confidence from Steve Kerr’s coaching staff to put the ball in his hands in key moments. “I just

Unfortunately for the Warriors, the Cavaliers had no plans of taking it easy in the bay as they handed Golden State their 16th loss of the season with a 113-95 blowout win. Backed

Golden State Warriors' Jonathan Kuminga impresses with a career-high 34 points and crucial plays down the stretch.

Speaking to the media after the game, head coach Steve Kerr praised Schroder's ability to initiate the offense. This allowed Stephen Curry to adopt an off-ball role, which allowed him to stretch the defense and attack off the catch. As Curry continues to age, we're likely to see him in that role more frequently.

Stephen Curry had another one of those otherwordly games against the Philadelphia 76ers, as they cruised to a 139-105 victory. Curry had it going all night, and he finished with 30 points and 1o assists while shooting 8 for 8 from three.