Stephen Curry

Shaquille O'Neal speaks glowingly of Stephen Curry once again.

Draymond Green has agreed to return to the Warriors on a one-year, $27.7 million deal.

Draymond Green is a Golden State Warriors legend, and he isn't going anywhere.

Steph Curry can sign a $136.7 million contract extension on Aug. 29. But one insider believes the Golden State Warriors should tell him not to.

After missing out on LeBron James, the Golden State Warriors could begin looking at what their franchise will look like without Steph Curry.

The Golden State Warriors did not land LeBron James. Without that move—which probably wouldn't have guaranteed contention on its own—Golden State's offseason looks like one of the worst in the league.

Stephen Curry addressed LeBron James' decision to sign with the Philadelphia 76ers rather than the Golden State Warriors, speaking Saturday from Moses Moody's youth camp. "That's why you don't envision anything until it happens," said Curry. "There's a lot of moving parts." Curry had hoped James would choose Golden State, believing the Warriors had a legitimate chance to land him. Once the decision went the other way, he quickly returned to the reality the team has faced for much of the past ...

The Golden State Warriors don't seem to be in serious danger of losing Stephen Curry despite failing to land a star teammate for him this year, according to ESPN's Brian Windhorst.

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The Warriors haven’t traded Stephen Curry. There’s no indication they plan to. But fans apparently have some ideas. According to HoopsHype, HoopsMatic’s trade machine, 13.3 percent of all trades created over the past 24 hours involved Curry. That’s a lot of imaginary blockbusters for a player who has spent his entire career in Golden State. […] The post Stephen Curry dominating NBA trade machine as Warriors fans grow restless appeared first on Hoops Wire.

I'm tired of doom and gloom and posts acting like we care more than the Dubs about Steph and winning. Insane. Was glad to see this clip from Brian Windhorst lauding Steph going to Moses' camp but also saying very clearly that this is not the end of the Dubs, that they are going to keep fighting. Act like Steph: 'next play'. Let's go. submitted by /u/parisdubs [link] [comments]

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The Golden State Warriors failed to land the star they spent much of the offseason chasing, but Brian Windhorst believes declaring the Stephen Curry era finished would be premature. Golden State explored moves involving Giannis Antetokounmpo, Jaylen Brown and LeBron James without completing any of them. James ultimately signed with Philadelphia, leaving the Warriors with...

Bob Myers went from being the architect of the NBA’s modern day dynasty to its foil.  As Warriors’ general manager from 2012-2023, Myers helped the franchise win four championships in eight years. But this summer, he played a different role. He indirectly ripped the carpet out from under his former team. Myers, who is the president...

This makes so much sense, and it’s so irresponsible.

LeBron James and Stephen Curry is the team-up every NBA fan wanted to see, but the 41-year-old chose to join the Philadelphia 76ers, returning to...

LeBron James found the Golden State Warriors "appealing for a time" when he was considering his free agency options, but it was contingent on the team trading for Anthony Davis. James would have had the opportunity to team up with Stephen Curry and Draymond Green with the Warriors after playing against those stars in four consecutive Finals between 2015 and 2018. James and Curry were also teammates for Team USA in 2024 and have developed a fondness for each other years after the peak of their...

The Golden State Warriors were hopeful of signing LeBron James this summer. The team even looked at trading for Anthony Davis, as a means to entice James to sign in the Bay Area. However, these are short-term moves for Golden State. The Warriors real focus is reportedly on building a roster for after Stephen Curry retires. "What (team governor Joe) Lacob wants to do, and this might get Warriors fans mad. He wants to build the next team after Steph Curry," veteran reporter Tim Kawakami said on...

In a summer full of NBA blockbuster moves, Golden State has come up empty once again.

Also, would Peyton Watson really play for the qualifying offer to be a free agent next summer?