PORTLAND, Ore. — Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry hit 12 3-pointers and scored 48 points during Sunday night’s 136-131 loss to the Portland Trail Blazers. It marked the fifth time in Curry’s career that he has hit at least 12 3s in a game.

An NBA champion weighs in on Steph Curry’s legacy, fueling fresh debate over where the Warriors star truly ranks among the game’s greats.

The Golden State Warriors have a lot of issues, but their lack of offensive firepower aside from Stephen Curry stands out the most. Let's see how Curry's teammates compare to those of other top 10 NBA players to identify just how bad this problem is.

Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry continued to fully embrace his sneaker free agency in Sunday's 136-131 loss to the Portland Trail Blazers.

The only reason this brand of mediocre basketball isn’t resulting in a truly lost season is that the Western Conference has decided to be terrible at the bottom. The bar for the final play-in spot is 10-16. But the Warriors have become irrelevant. The Warriors are 14-15, stumbling over a bar that is lying on the floor.

On Sunday night in Portland, Steph Curry rewrote the NBA's history books with a fiery 48-point performance. The Golden State Warriors' star point guard caught fire on Sunday night, scoring a game-high 48 points against the Portland Trail Blazers.

Golden State dropped consecutive clutch games over the weekend. Even with Steph Curry's heroic performances, the Warriors came up short. On "Dubs Talk," Bonta Hill and Monte Poole break down why leads keep slipping away from the Warriors late in games and how that has led to mediocrity in Golden State.