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Warriors GM Confident: Curry to Retire in Golden State
12 Aug
Summary
- Stephen Curry is expected to finish his career with the Warriors.
- Curry is eligible for a two-year contract extension on August 29, 2024.
- The Warriors are prioritizing managing Curry's playing time due to age and injuries.
Golden State Warriors General Manager Mike Dunleavy has conveyed strong optimism that two-time MVP Stephen Curry will conclude his NBA career with the team. Curry is set to finalize a contract extension that will cover the 2026-27 season.
Curry, who is eligible for a two-year extension starting August 29, 2024, has expressed his desire to play a few more seasons. Dunleavy stated that while the final decision rests with Curry, the organization anticipates him finishing his career in Golden State.
Managing Curry's playing time will be a key focus for the upcoming seasons, given his age and recent injury history. The team experienced a challenging season, missing the playoffs despite contributions from players like Draymond Green and Kristaps Porzingis.
Curry continues to be driven by a desire to win and secure more championships with the Warriors, a sentiment the team expects to remain consistent throughout his tenure.
