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East Bay Times · 50m

Why are Rockets not being called for hitting Curry’s thumb? NBA rules explained

This is commonly known as the “high-five rule” and is explained in the NBA’s video rulebook, with an example showing a defender slapping the shooting hand of a player during his follow-through: “Because the contact was incidental, and it occurred after the release of the shot, no foul would be assessed on this play.”

SFGATE on MSN · 2h

Yes, the Rockets really are trying to hit Steph Curry's injured hand

Dillon Brooks has tried to push the dirty player narrative onto the Warriors all through this playoff series. But after winning Game 5 to force the series to go back to San Francisco, the Rockets enforcer tacitly admitted to intentionally targeting Steph Curry's injured thumb.

Sports Illustrated on MSN · 17h

Steph Curry Makes NBA History in Warriors-Rockets Game 5

Unfortunately, Wednesday's Game 5 has not gone as smoothly. The Rockets stormed out to take a 27-point lead at halftime and led by as many as 31 before Steve Kerr pulled Golden State's starters when there were still 18 minutes left in the game.

Dillon Brooks admits to targeting Steph Curry’s thumb injury

Bleacher Report · 4h

Steve Kerr Talks NBA Rules amid Dillon Brooks Controversy Around Steph Curry Injury

During the Warriors' 131-116 road loss to the Houston Rockets in Game 5 of their first-round playoff series on Wednesday, Rockets forward Dillon Brooks contacted Warriors superstar guard Stephen Curry's right hand following a shot. No foul was called, but it was significant since Curry has been nursing an injured right thumb for much of the season.

Sports Illustrated on MSN · 5h

Steve Kerr Wants NBA to Change ‘Dumbest’ Rule That Leads to Injuries Like Steph Curry’s

Steve Kerr called on the NBA to change this rule amid claims that the Rockets' Dillon Brooks is going out of his way to hit Steph Curry's injured thumb.

Chron on MSN · 6h

Dillon Brooks doesn't deny swiping at Steph Curry's injured thumb

Draymond Green and Dillon Brooks are the NBA's two chief antagonists, a pair of bruising forwards unafraid to tangle with any talent league-wide. Game 4 in San Francisco showcased peak Green from an antagonist standpoint.

13h

Stephen Curry, Warriors Criticized by NBA Fans After Blowout Loss to Rockets in Game 5

It was a poor performance all around for the Warriors. Stephen Curry led the Warriors in scoring but still finished with just ...

1hon MSN

Warriors, Steph Curry Dealt Anthony Edwards Warning Ahead of Potential Matchup

In response to an Instagram video of Edwards celebrating a Game 5, series-clinching victory in Los Angeles on April 30, ...

18hon MSN

Steph Curry Made NBA History In Warriors-Rockets Game

Steph Curry had 11 points, two rebounds and six assists while shooting 3/11 from the field and 3/9 from the three-point range ...

17h

Warriors vs. Rockets score, schedule, NBA playoff updates: Houston stays alive with Game 5 blowout win

The Houston Rockets stayed alive against the Golden State Warriors on Wednesday night. The Rockets jumped out to a big lead ...

Sporting News on MSN20h

Warriors blockbuster trade proposal pairs Stephen Curry with $175 million star

A recent trade proposal suggests that the Golden State Warriors could pair Stephen Curry with a generational talent.

19hon MSN

NBA Trade Rumors: Golden State Warriors could chase $186 million Milwaukee Bucks superstar to form Deadly Duo with Stephen Curry

The Golden State Warriors, currently leading the Houston Rockets 3-1, are reportedly considering a trade for Giannis ...

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