Not only is Steph Curry continuing to play at an All-NBA level in his 17th season, but he’s one of the early candidates for the MVP award. And longtime Warriors teammate Draymond Green believes it’s not a fluke.

Steph Curry had another big night for the Golden State Warriors on Friday. The former back-to-back NBA MVP dropped a game-high 35 points on 12-of-22 shooting, to go along with six

Steph Curry led Golden State with 42 points, 35 of them scored in the second half of an 137-131 overtime victory. He sparked a third-quarter comeback that saw the teams tied at 94 after 36 minutes.

In signature Steph Curry fashion, the Warriors point guard drilled a deep 3-pointer to force overtime against the Nuggets.

The Clippers lost their only road game of the season, 129-108 on Opening night against the Jazz in Salt Lake City. Most recently, LA knocked off the Trail Blazers Sunday at home, 114-107. Kawhi Leonard was 4-6 from downtown and scored 30 points for the night to lead all scorers.

In her post, Ayesha Curry was referencing her husband’s 17 th season in the NBA. However, more than a few fans were left confused by the message. They misunderstood the statement, thinking it was Riley who was 17. She is, in fact, just 13.

Stephen Curry was loving a matchup between Warriors teammate Pat Spencer and his brother, Cam, during the Grizzlies game.

For the latest edition of his signature shoe, Steph Curry's Curry Brand Series 7 received a new "Iron Sharpens Iron" colorway.