CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Dell Curry was fighting back happy tears Thursday night. He knew what was coming. He'd known for the last two months or so that the Charlotte Hornets were finally going to retire his No. 30 jersey, that it was forever going to hang in the rafters as a tribute to the team's first pick in the 1988 expansion draft.

The debate never goes away. Every ranking, every metric, every list that touches Michael Jordan sends the basketball world into a familiar spiral. This week, a new Bleacher Report ranking of the top 15 pure scorers of all time put Stephen Curry at number one and Jordan at number three.

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Steph Curry reacted to former Olympic teammate Bam Adebayo's historic 83-point night. His response said everything.

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The Warriors star shared concerns about youth basketball culture and player development.

The Golden State Warriors witnessed Stephen Curry having a potentially scary moment when a fan grabbed his arm while walking to the back. Golden State suffered a 120-99 loss to the Boston Celtics for another terrible road loss.

Hornets celebrate Dell Curry’s emotional jersey retirement speech in a historic, unforgettable moment for the franchise and fans.