Golden State Warriors Point Guard Stephen Curry made history last night at home against the Detroit Pistons. He hit a three-pointer with 8:32 remaining in the third quarter which etched his name into the history books.

Detroit Pistons guard Dennis Schroder, left, shoots as Detroit Pistons as Los Angeles Clippers guard Jordan Miller defends during the first half of an NBA basketball game Wednesday, March 5, 2025, in Inglewood, Calif. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill) AP

A fire alarm that turned out to be nothing blared several times shortly after the first quarter Saturday at Chase Center, where the Golden State Warriors hosted the Detroit Pistons, and the main scoreboard immediately alerted fans to evacuate the venue.

The Warriors victoriously opened a season-long seven-game homestand Saturday night 115-110 against the Detroit Pistons.

A fire alarm that turned out to be nothing blared several times shortly after the first quarter Saturday at Chase Center, and the main scoreboard immediately alerted fans to evacuate the venue.

Steve Kerr is expecting Jimmy Butler to reach a new level in his first postseason with the Golden State Warriors. "Playoff Jimmy is a real thing," Kerr said after Butler posted 26 points in a Sunday night win over the visiting Detroit Pistons.

Just one month ago, it looked like the Golden State Warriors’ hopes of making a meaningful postseason run were practically non-existent. The Dubs were 25-26 and on the outside of the Western Conference Playoff picture,