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Steph Curry shares thoughts on Warriors offseason inactivity at annual basketball camp

MENLO PARK – Standing in front of a backdrop emblazoned with his name and signature logo at his annual “Curry Camp” on the Peninsula, Steph Curry made it very clear on Thursday that he was not bothered by the Warriors’ quiet offseason. “It’s different, for sure,” Curry admitted, before adding, “But my confidence is built upon the way we were able to play over the last third of the regular season last year and the playoff journey.” Before he beg…

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