According to the San Jose Mercury News, point guard Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors have agreed to a four-year extension worth $44 million. For a guard that is always injured, $11 million a year is not bad at all. The deal is just the $44 million and does not include any other bonuses that other players may get such as getting to the Finals or whatever extra incentives one may get. The franchise made their intentions clear that Stephen Curry will be the face of their franchise after shipping guard Monta Ellis to the Milwaukee Bucks. Curry tweeted,
Gameday baby. And thanks to Joe Lacob & the Warriors and hopefully I can say that for the next 4 yrs. agreed on extension
So apparently, the Golden State Warriors have faith that Stephen Curry can carry the team even with his bummy ankles. As long as he can stay healthy, that franchise is in good hands for the next four years.
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