Golden State General Manager Mike Dunleavy Optimistic Stephen Curry Will Finish Career with Warriors
Stephen Curry wants to play at least two more years and the Warriors say they plan to keep the 38-year-old guard in Golden State.
- Golden State Warriors general manager Mike Dunleavy expressed confidence on Tuesday that Stephen Curry will finish his career with the team, as the franchise plans to support the two-time NBA MVP entering his 18th season.
- Eligible for a two-year, $136.7 million extension on Aug. 29, Curry remains determined to add to his four championships with the Warriors despite his 38-year age and recent injury struggles.
- Last season the Warriors finished 10th in the Western Conference with a 37-45 record, dealing with season-ending knee injuries to Jimmy Butler and Moses Moody that required surgeries.
- The Warriors brought back Draymond Green on a $27.7 million contract and added Kristaps Porzingis, Al Horford, and Gary Payton, while coach Steve Kerr returns for two more seasons.
- Monitoring Curry's health remains a top priority after a nagging right knee injury limited him to 43 games last season, though the 38-year-old hopes to play at least a couple more years in Golden State.
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