After missing out on LeBron James and seemingly unwilling to make another splash move, the Warriors appear content to allow Curry's career to close amid the status quo. What does that mean for the superstar sharpshooter?
In the midst of a disappointing offseason for the Golden State Warriors, Stephen Curry has found time to troll Jimmy Butler a little. The Golden State Warriors have been left scrambling during this NBA offseason after LeBron James made the decision to join the Philadelphia 76ers.
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.
An athlete's peak tends to coincide with the youthfulness of their 20s. Sometimes, though, that apex happens when they've had more time to marinate in experience, and that's sometimes true in the NBA.
The Golden State Warriors apparently could have had Jaylen Brown at this past season's trade deadline. ESPN's Shams Charania said on Monday that the Warriors
Stephen Curry expressed disappointment after a reunion with LeBron James failed. But reports revealed that the Golden State Warriors‘ failure to add any free agents stems from the front office’s poor planning.
Golden State Warriors fans can likely breathe a sigh of relief with Steph Curry. The Warriors superstar guard Curry has “mutual interest” with the team in signing a new contract extension, Shams Charania of ESPN reported on Monday.
Typically, the path to the NBA for most players is to spend at least a season in college to get high-level basketball and important development under their belts.
The Golden State Warriors have been named the "biggest losers" of LeBron James' free agency decision. LeBron was considering several different NBA franchises in free agency, including the Warriors, the Cavs, the Heat, the Timberwolves and the 76ers, among other teams.
Stephen Curry trade rumors are heating up after rival NBA executives urged the Golden State Warriors star to consider leaving the franchise, according to sports reporter Evan Sidery.
Stephen Curry is entering the twilight of his NBA career, and many people are comparing what's happening to the Warriors to how Kobe Bryant finished his career with the Lakers.
The Golden State Warriors spent the offseason chasing one dream: LeBron James. They came away with nothing. While other contenders reshaped their rosters, the Dubs stood still and failed to land even a single free agent.
The Warriors' desire to stay competitive for the post-Curry era was an open secret, but now that they've openly said it, No. 30 may not be as happy with the organization.
With Golden State Warriors star Jimmy Butler recovering from a torn ACL, sustained on Jan. 19 against his former team in the Miami Heat, the forward is looking to enter a new season with a new look.
The Golden State Warriors are not going to find a LeBron James-level player on the free-agent market. But that doesn't mean they should continue to roster nobody who wasn't on the team last year.
The Warriors didn’t just pursue LeBron James this summer. They apparently explored major trades that might have helped convince him to come. According to Brett Siegel of ClutchPoints, Golden State contacted the Wizards about Anthony Davis, believing that acquiring James’ former Lakers teammate could improve its chances of landing LeBron.
After striking out on their primary targets this summer, the Golden State Warriors have re-shifted their focus to taking care of their own. As it currently stands, superstar point guard Stephen Curry is already closing in on an extension, but Draymond Green remains unsigned over three weeks into free agency.