Warriors have an evident concern about Stephen Curry

Curry is eligible to sign a two-year, max contract extension worth a whopping $130 million.

However, he missed a big chunk of last season with a knee injury, and players rarely get healthy as they grow older. He shook off his early-career ankle issues, but knee injuries tend to linger.

“I know I sound a little cynical right now, but that quote makes me not nervous, but we get the reality,” Willard continued. “…But when you listen to Mike say that, would you really be talking about a two-year max extension worth 130 million dollars?”

Curry is, by every objective and subjective measure, the greatest player in franchise history.

Injuries or not, the Warriors owe it to him to give him whatever contract he's eligible to get, especially if they're not using the money to get him any help.

And while this doesn't necessarily mean they don't want to keep him around for the remainder of his career, just floating that idea is clumsy and P.R. malpractice.

The Warriors used to be a top-notch organization under Bob Myers' guidance. Watching their best players move past their prime has definitely taken a toll on their contention chances, but the new front office hasn't done much to help.