Stephen Curry and Warriors Agree to 2-Year Contract Extension Worth $116 Million, AP Source Says
- On Friday, Stephen Curry agreed to a two-year contract extension worth $116 million with the Golden State Warriors, securing his presence through the 2028-29 season.
- Curry declined the maximum $136 million extension to provide the Warriors financial flexibility; general manager Mike Dunleavy said, "I'm pretty confident Steph will finish his career" with the team.
- The four-time NBA champion is set to earn more than $500 million in his career; he joins Dirk Nowitzki, Kobe Bryant, and Tim Duncan as a one-franchise legend.
- This agreement effectively ends speculation regarding Curry's future with Golden State ahead of Monday's media day, eliminating potential organizational distractions.
- Despite a knee injury limiting him to 43 games last season, Curry remains focused on head coach Steve Kerr's direction as the Warriors re-signed Draymond Green and Al Horford to strengthen the roster.
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Stephen Curry has renewed his contract with the Golden State Warriors, signing a new two-year deal worth $116 million. The new contract, which also includes a player option for the 2028/29 season, keeps the American star at Golden State and could end his 20-year NBA career with the same club.Curry, The 38-year-old would earn $62.5 million over the next season and then become a free agent. However, he has chosen to continue the adventure with the…
Stephen Curry agreed to an extension of contract for two years and $116 million to keep him with the team until the 2028-29 season, told The Associated Press a person with direct knowledge of the deal the night...
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