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The NBA’s Biggest Rivalry Was Dead and Buried. Then Two Trades in Five Days Brought It Back To Life.

  • Stephen Curry of the Golden State Warriors dunked for the first time in six years during a game against the Philadelphia 76ers, scoring 29 points and 13 assists.
  • Curry stated, "That will probably be my last dunk; that was the last one you're going to see" after the game.
  • The Warriors lost to the 76ers 119-126, ending their five-game winning streak.
  • Quentin Grimes scored a career-high 44 points for the 76ers in the victory.
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The NBA’s Biggest Rivalry Was Dead and Buried. Then Two Trades in Five Days Brought It Back To Life.

At the start of this season, Stephen Curry and LeBron James were closer to their farewell tours than to an NBA championship. Then a pair of blockbuster trades changed everything.

·New York, United States
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Allen Iverson Says Stephen Curry and Kyrie Irving Have Better Handles Than Him

Allen Iverson , one of the most devastating ball-handlers in basketball history, is passing the torch. In a Showtime documentary that will premiere on Saturday, The Answer said ...

·United States
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Steph Curry says he’s retiring from the slam dunk after throwing down 1st jam in 6 years

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Steph Curry dunked!

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Steph Curry dunks for first time in six years, says it will be ‘the last’ of his career

With just over seven minutes left in the Golden State Warriors’ clash against the Philadelphia 76ers on Saturday, Steph Curry produced something rarely seen in his long, glittering career as he dunked for the first time in six years and perhaps for the last time too.

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Warriors' Stephen Curry Claims He’s Done Dunking: “That Was the Last One”

The Golden State Warriors suffered a shock 119-126 defeat to the Philadelphia 76ers on Saturday, March 1.Despite the loss, Stephen Curry had a big night for his team. The veteran sharpshooter came away from the game with 29 points, 13 assists and 5 rebounds. He shot 55.6% from the field and 41.7% from three-point range, going 4-of-4 from the free throw line, too.With just over seven minutes remaining in the fourth quarter, Curry leaked out on a …

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After rare dunk, Steph declares it's 'the last one'

The Warriors' Steph Curry dunked at the 76ers on Saturday, his first slam since 2019.

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