Stephen Curry is not one for excuses; sometimes, an out is not a complaint but merely an explanation. On Thursday, the Golden State Warriors star struggled to put the ball in the hoop, but his team mustered a 107-104 victory over the Detroit Pistons.

After blowing an 18-point lead and eventually falling to the Sacramento Kings on Wednesday night, the Golden State Warriors dropped to 21-22 this season. With the organization far from contention through 43 games, it may consider shockingly sending a four-time NBA champion to the Detroit Pistons and starting fresh.

Stewart is currently one of the best rim protectors in the entire NBA, and while he may not be as good an all-around defender as Draymond, this seems like more of a lateral move with a steep cost.

Stephen Curry talks about his sprained thumb and the win against the Pistons which ended their two-game losing streak

While Detroit has undoubtedly taken strides this season, it slipped in some key areas on Thursday. The Pistons turned the ball over 14 times for what would become 25 Warriors points. They allowed 15 offensive rebounds, and Golden State outscored them 21-6 in second-chance points.

For as obvious and loud as the excellent play from the guards has been, the play from the forwards has been quietly putting in work as well. After only playing in four games during the first quarter of the season, Ausar Thompson logged 11 during the second, starting five of them.

A blowout loss to the Celtics should have the Warriors considering the path Boston took to become the powerhouse it is today.

If it's time for the Golden State Warriors to blow it up, a blockbuster trade with the Boston Celtics could launch them into a brand new Jaylen Brown era.

The Pistons' five-game winning streak ended with a loss to the Warriors Thursday night at Little Caesars Arena.

Byron Scott explained why players need to emulate Stephen Curry on both ends before blaming the legend for the NBA's three-point takeover.

The Warriors snapped Detroit’s 5-game win streak as they came away with a 107-104 win. Top Performers – Golden State Buddy Hield – 19 points, 5 rebounds, 3 assists, 5 3PM Stephen Curry – 17 points, 10 rebounds,

Stephen Curry is not one for excuses ... but his team mustered a 107-104 victory over the Detroit Pistons. After Golden State's win, Curry revealed a possibility for his shooting woes vs.