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Stephen Curry ‘wants to finish his career as a Warrior,’ says GM

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Stephen Curry ‘wants to finish his career as a Warrior,’ says GM
Rappler
Rappler1 hrs ago
Stephen Curry ‘wants to finish his career as a Warrior,’ says GM
Both Stephen Curry and the Warriors have previously expressed interest in the two-time NBA MVP finishing his career in San Francisco, and little has changed to indicate either party has had a change of heart
Warriors planning for star guard Stephen Curry to finish career with team
Both sides have previously expressed interest in Curry finishing his career in San Francisco, and little has happened to indicate either party has had a change of ​heart.
New York Post
New York Post9 hrs ago
Warriors quiet offseason dooms Steph Curry’s glorious career to mediocre ending
Judge the two greatest NBA players of this generation by the way they spent their summers. LeBron James, after his fifth championship, left nothing to chance. The King methodically evaluated the league’s rosters, liked how the Sixers looked after adding Jalen Brown and signed a minuscule contract to secure a new, poten
The Athletic
The Athletic11 hrs ago
Warriors hopeful for Stephen Curry contract extension before 2026-27 season starts
Curry, 38, is entering into the final year of a max deal worth almost $63 million, but the Warriors are hopeful he'll retire with them.
ESPN
ESPN12 hrs ago
Curry still on track to finish career with Warriors, GM says
Curry still on track to finish career with Warriors, GM says  ESPN
Marca
Marca2 days ago
Revealed how LeBron James was convinced to turn down the Warriors and Stephen Curry
Revealed how LeBron James was convinced to turn down the Warriors and Stephen Curry  MARCA
Newsweek
Newsweek🏁 first to report4 days ago
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