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    Curry sticks with what he does best

    by Dan Woike, Los Angeles Times May 19, 2018 3 minutes

    OAKLAND, Calif. - Bruce Fraser, maybe the most prolific passer in all of the NBA, really needs to see a trainer.

    The Warriors' 53-year-old assistant coach just finished throwing his 200th or so pass to Golden State guard Stephen Curry at the end of the Warriors' practice Friday afternoon, and before he could answer any questions he had to acknowledge his ailment.

    "My arm is done. It's really sore," he said. "End of the season. ... "

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