The Golden State Warriors opened the 2025-26 NBA season with an impressive start, securing victories against the Los Angeles Lakers and the Denver Nuggets. However, their momentum was disrupted with a significant loss to the Portland Trail Blazers, where they fell by 20 points, ending the game at 139-119.
Despite the setback against Portland, Warriors star point guard Steph Curry chose to remain optimistic. Reflecting on the team’s early success, Curry stated, “Coach used to say win the week, which is the big deal. Considering the schedule and back-to-back three in four nights to start in three different cities, it was a really gutty win against Denver, a professional win against LA, and tonight we just didn’t have enough.” He emphasized the importance of maintaining focus as the season progresses, asserting that staying consistent would lead to success later on.
As the Warriors prepare for a much-needed break before facing the Memphis Grizzlies on October 27, 2025, Curry celebrated an off-court achievement that garnered significant attention. He recently reached 2 million YouTube subscribers and took to social media to share his excitement. “Thank you for 2 million YouTube subscribers! More original content on the way, appreciate y’all! Subscribe to the channel if you haven’t already!” he posted on his platform.
Curry’s announcement received an outpouring of support from fans, who expressed their admiration and excitement for his YouTube content. Many took to social media to congratulate the future Hall of Famer, with comments such as “Congrats goat!!! Can’t wait for more vids” and “Stephen Curry you are a legend. Love that you building your social media platforms up!”
On the court, Curry is making a significant impact, currently leading the Warriors in scoring with an average of over 33 points per game. He also leads the team in both steals and blocks through the first three games of the season, further solidifying his status as one of the league’s top players.
As the Warriors look to regroup after their loss, Curry’s dual focus on both his performance and his digital presence highlights his multifaceted approach to success, both on and off the court.
