Stephen Curry’s Reported Offseason Expectations Hint at Warriors Brewing a Major Move

Stephen Curry knows the clock is ticking. The Warriors icon turned 38 in March, and the Golden State Warriors have won only two playoff series since lifting the 2022 NBA title. With injuries limiting Curry to just 43 games this season, the franchise doesn’t really have time for a slow rebuild. One more serious run has to happen now.

That urgency is why the Warriors’ offseason is already one of the league’s biggest storylines. The Warriors still have Curry, Draymond Green, and Jimmy Butler, but that core likely needs another elite name to truly contend again. And from the sound of it, Curry expects the front office to go big rather than play it safe.

Per Marc Spears, Curry reportedly believes a star-level addition is coming this summer, possibly someone in the Giannis Antetokounmpo or LeBron James tier. Antetokounmpo remains under contract in Milwaukee, while James is heading toward free agency if he doesn’t retire or re-sign with the Lakers.

“I think he knows, whether it’s a Giannis, whether it’s LeBron James, there’s going to be somebody next summer, that’s going to join him, join Jimmy, join Draymond, assuming he’s still there too.”