Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry made an odd comment after the team got eliminated from the second round of the playoffs by the Minnesota Timberwolves.

A new report from ESPN's Bobby Marks could allude to the Warriors getting more talent for Curry. Golden State heavily lacked at the center position, but according to Marks, a name that could end up in the Bay Area is Milwaukee Bucks veteran Brook Lopez.

Warriors' Stephen Curry says 'everything was aligned' for Game 6 return before series loss to Timberwolves

“It’s the great ‘What if?'” Curry pondered Thursday morning inside the Warriors’ home arena, where the only signs of life were the WNBA’s Valkyries getting ready for their season opener. The Warriors’ season came to an end Wednesday night with Curry unable to do anything but watch.

Given his antics with Butler, it's clear that Hield enjoys himself in Golden State, and he confirmed that in his end-of-season interview."It’s the happiest I’ve ever been playing basketball," Hield said,

Stephen Curry believes he could have possibly returned from his hamstring injury for Game 6 of the Western Conference Semifinals had the Golden State Warriors been able to extend the series against the Minnesota Timberwolves.

That's what makes Curry's second-round hamstring strain ( in their five-game series loss to the Wolves) so devastating for the Warriors. It's not just a lost chance at that elusive fifth title. It's a lost chance to figure out how far away it really is.

If the Warriors had won one of the last four games, Steph Curry likely would've returned from his hamstring injury and played in Game 6 in San Francisco on Sunday. But because the Wolves finished the series in five games on Wednesday night,

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