Stephen Curry is averaging 32.1 points per game, 8.3 more than last season when he won MVP.

“I definitely feel like I’m a better player than I was last year, more efficient,” Curry said. “We, as a team, are definitely better than we were last year, so we’re just trying to manage that for 66 more games and the rest of that will take care of itself.

“It was a dream come true to win one MVP, win one championship, but that fuels the fire to do it all over again. I know the process: You want to just stay in the moment as best you can, and that’s how you stay focused, that’s how you stay within yourself, and we’ve done a great job of that so far.”

Harrison Barnes suffered a badly sprained ankle during the third quarter of the Golden State Warriors' win at the Phoenix Suns.

X-rays immediately taken on Barnes' ankle were negative.

"It was kind of a bittersweet victory with one of our teammates going down," Shaun Livingston said.

ESPN's Brian Windhorst believes LeBron James has "Warrior Paranoia."

James has been more concerned with winning regular season games this season than he has in the past as the Golden State Warriors have started 16-0.

James held a players-only meeting after the Cleveland Cavaliers lost on Wednesday to the Toronto Raptors.

"I really think that the Warriors have had an effect on him. It's interesting. I've never seen this before."

Jerry West believes Draymond Green has become one of the top-10 players in the NBA.

“We have two of the top-10 players in the league,” West told KNBR on Wednesday, knowing he didn’t need to explain Stephen Curry. “Draymond Green is the second one. He’s the most underrated player in the NBA, period. There are very few players I think anyone in our organization would trade for him. He’s just a remarkable player.

“If he’s not a top-10 player in this league, I don’t know who is.”

Green currently ranks fourth in Basketball Reference's MVP tracker for the current season, averaging 12.7 points, 7.8 rebounds, 6.6 assists, 1.2 steals and 1.3 blocks per game.

The Golden State Warriors improved to 16-0 with their blowout win over the Los Angeles Lakers.

"We're probably not going to go 82-0, and we're probably going to lose a couple games in the playoffs," said Stephen Curry. 

"Eventually, we will lose," Luke Walton said.

"There most likely will come a time when we take a loss and have to deal with the emotions of that," said Curry.

The NBA record for consecutive wins is 33 games, while 72 wins is the most for a single season.

A big reason why the Golden State Warriors are so successful is by controlling the edges of the scoring area.

The Warriors score 37.5 points per game beyond the arc while allowing opponents just 17.7 points from there.

Stephen Curry has made 74 three-pointers so far this season and just 62 percent of them are from assists compared to 84 percent league-wide.

The Warriors lead the NBA in points per 100 possessions with 112 and fifth on defense with 97 points per 100.

Stephen Curry and LeBron James have been named the NBA's Player of the Week for games played between Nov. 16th and Nov. 22nd.

James led Cleveland to a 2-1 record this past week, averaging 25.3 points, 8.7 rebounds and 5.7 assists in 36.0 minutes per game. 

Curry led the Warriors to a 4-0 week behind 30.8 points (second in the NBA), 6.0 assists, 5.5 rebounds and 3.0 steals (third in the NBA). Curry shot 50.6 percent from the field and 96.0 percent from the foul line, and connected on a league high 17 three-point field goals.

LeBron James believes the Golden State Warriors' success has been greatly helped by their fortune when it comes to avoiding injuries.

"I think it comes with a lot of health," James said. "They've been healthy. They've been the most healthy team I've ever seen in NBA history, and they have great talent. Those guys all play for one common goal and that's to win and that's all that matters."

James said that continuity in the lineup has led to consistency in their play.

"They've just been consistent," James said. "I think the most impressive thing is the way they just they've been playing at a high level, man, for so long."

Kyrie Irving (left knee), Iman Shumpert (right wrist), Timofey Mozgov (right shoulder) and Mo Williams (right ankle) all sidelined.

"I'd much rather be on the other side and having guys in the lineup, having guys healthy," James said. "I've always heard that saying of, 'Is it a blessing that guys are out and guys can step in?' I think it's good for some of the guys that don't get to play as much -- they get an opportunity. But at the same time, I'd much rather be full and know what we're going to have and play at a high level for most of the year so we know what we can fall back on at the end of the season.

"But that's one thing you can't control. You can't control injuries. The one thing you can control is what you're doing out on the floor, how well you're playing, how hard you're playing and how much you're sacrificing and giving to your teammates."

Bob Myers has no clarity as to when Steve Kerr will be healthy enough to return to the sidelines for the Golden State Warriors.

Kerr had multiple back surgeries this offseason.

Kerr remains very involved with day-to-day operations of the Warriors.

Luke Walton has yet to lose a game as interim head coach of the Warriors.

Stephen Curry was initially compared to Steve Nash early in his NBA career, but he has created his own style of play with his handle and perimeter shooting.

Nash was hired by the Golden State Warriors this offseason as a player development consultant.

“I wouldn’t compare him to Michael Jordan–I wouldn’t compare anybody to Michael,” Nash said. “But I would say Steph is turning into a historical category of his own, in a way.

"He’s in the prime of his career and will be for a few years and the way he’s improving and the level he’s playing at is… I think he’s unlike anyone else. His ability to make shots and still handle the play-making duties is historic.

"I think you’d be hard pressed to find a player more skilled than him in the history of the game."

Nash was asked if Curry is even better this season.

"Just gets better and better. Game gets sharper. And I still think he’s going to understand things more clearly as well. His skill level improves, which is kind of alarming,

"He’s maybe as skilled a player as we’ve ever had in this game."