Stephen Curry Interested In Signing Extension With Warriors

Post #1 » by **RealGM Wiretap** » Sat Apr 18, 2026 12:54 pm

Read this story on RealGM.com.

Kingsway_fan · Post #2 » by **Kingsway_fan** » Sat Apr 18, 2026 1:24 pm

Even with Curry... they are a lottery team.. that's not changing off season...

t-rexCity · Post #3 » by **t-rexCity** » Sat Apr 18, 2026 1:26 pm

If you're not contending or winning championships, just hang it up man. Leave on a high note

Cyclonus12 · Post #4 » by **Cyclonus12** » Sat Apr 18, 2026 7:31 pm

Kingsway_fan wrote:Even with Curry... they are a lottery team.. that's not changing off season...

Disagreed. If Butler hadn't gotten hurt, they would have made the playoffs this year. They wouldn't have won the title, but they would have made the playoffs.

Cyclonus12 · Post #5 » by **Cyclonus12** » Sat Apr 18, 2026 7:35 pm

t-rexCity wrote:If you're not contending or winning championships, just hang it up man. Leave on a high note

Who are we to tell someone when to retire? Some of the guys who play sports at the highest level want to do it for as long as their body lets them. It's their lives, and and their choice to decide what's right for them. Even Michael Jordan played those last 2 years with the Wizards even though he knew there was no chance of a title, and even though he'd said just a couple years earlier that he wasn't interested in playing for a rebuilding team, because he ultimately felt that there was nothing else in the world like the feeling of competition at the highest level, and that he'd still be doing it today, even on a losing team, if his body could still handle it.

TheCage4 · Post #6 » by **TheCage4** » Sun Apr 19, 2026 2:15 pm

Just keep beating this dog dead…

erod009 · Post #7 » by **erod009** » Sun Apr 19, 2026 10:54 pm

Cyclonus12 wrote:
t-rexCity wrote:If you're not contending or winning championships, just hang it up man. Leave on a high note

Who are we to tell someone when to retire? Some of the guys who play sports at the highest level want to do it for as long as their body lets them. It's their lives, and and their choice to decide what's right for them. Even Michael Jordan played those last 2 years with the Wizards even though he knew there was no chance of a title, and even though he'd said just a couple years earlier that he wasn't interested in playing for a rebuilding team, because he ultimately felt that there was nothing else in the world like the feeling of competition at the highest level, and that he'd still be doing it today, even on a losing team, if his body could still handle it.

Then Curry should go to the Wizards.

It's about time guys like him, Lebron and Durant to realize they're no longer #1 options on winning teams.

t-rexCity · Post #8 » by **t-rexCity** » Tue Apr 21, 2026 8:44 am

Cyclonus12 wrote:
t-rexCity wrote:If you're not contending or winning championships, just hang it up man. Leave on a high note

Who are we to tell someone when to retire? Some of the guys who play sports at the highest level want to do it for as long as their body lets them. It's their lives, and and their choice to decide what's right for them. Even Michael Jordan played those last 2 years with the Wizards even though he knew there was no chance of a title, and even though he'd said just a couple years earlier that he wasn't interested in playing for a rebuilding team, because he ultimately felt that there was nothing else in the world like the feeling of competition at the highest level, and that he'd still be doing it today, even on a losing team, if his body could still handle it.

Who are we? Lol ok sure. He should retire and Mike should have never come back. Whether he plays or not is upto him but I don’t want to watch an old Curry trying to break records while he's the third option on a mediocre team while fan boys at espn praise him for longevity even though he's just average at that point. Which brings me to my point..if he not winning championships as the alpha, time to hang it up, leave on a high note.