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.
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 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 Golden State Warriors have nothing to show for in the 2026 offseason after losing the LeBron James sweepstakes to the Philadelphia 76ers. Steph Curry seems to be resigning himself to accept another tough year as the franchise awaits the return of Jimmy Butler and Moses Moody from their severe late-season injuries from 2025-26.
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 went all in but still lost out on LeBron James in free agency after he chose to sign with the Philadelphia 76ers. The Warriors were aggressive in pursuing James, including reportedly considering a trade with the Washington Wizards to bring in Anthony Davis to entice the four-time MVP to move to the Bay Area.
Once the Golden State Warriors missed out on LeBron James, news of problems within the franchise emerged. Reports revealed that owner Joe Lacob was looking at the post-Stephen Curry era.
Safe to say, the Golden State Warriors are not enjoying free agency as much as they thought they would. And it makes sense, as every top target they had wanted has now ended up in different franchises.
The Stephen Curry era with the Golden State Warriors might have a bitter ending on the horizon after failing to land LeBron James this offseason. James announced his choice to join the 76ers on Friday, signing a two-year deal that includes a player option in the second year.
Stephen Curry is entering the final season of his contract with the Golden State Warriors and is set to earn $62.5 million in what could be his final season in San Francisco unless the two sides agree on an extension.
Drastic times may be calling for drastic measures from Steph Curry. The Golden State Warriors superstar guard Curry could use his upcoming free agency as leverage against the team, Marcus Thompson II of The Athletic reports this week.
Stephen Curry isn’t spending much time wondering what might have been with LeBron James. The Warriors star made his first public comments since James chose the 76ers, offering a fairly matter-of-fact response when asked about Golden State’s pursuit.
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.
It hasn’t been a great summer for the Golden State Warriors. With one aging superstar and another still in ongoing injury recovery, they desperately needed a big signing to put them back in the title picture.
Golden State Warriors forward Jimmy Butler continues to make progress in his recovery from a torn right ACL, with ESPN’s Anthony Slater reporting that the 36-year-old has recently made meaningful strides in his rehabilitation.