BREAKING NEWS: Golden state Warriors Star player Stephen Curry now with Sun Phoenix also sent a message with a massive to Golden state Warriors head coach Steve Kerr regarding …see more

In a move that has left the basketball world in disbelief, Stephen Curry, the face of the Golden State Warriors and the man who revolutionized the modern NBA with his deep shooting and championships, is now officially a member of the Phoenix Suns.

The Suns made the announcement this morning, unveiling Curry in his new No. 30 jersey at a packed press conference inside Footprint Center. The crowd roared as the four-time NBA champion and two-time MVP spoke about his bold decision to start a new chapter in the desert.

“This isn’t just about basketball. This is about legacy, fire, and writing one last chapter — on my terms,” Curry said. “Phoenix gave me that chance.”

A Message to Steve Kerr — and the Warriors

While Curry expressed gratitude to Warriors fans, he didn’t shy away from sending a pointed message to his longtime head coach and friend, Steve Kerr, who guided him through the team’s dynasty years.

“Steve and I made history together. But history can’t be a safety net,” Curry said. “I needed something new — something that challenges me again. I hope he understands that.”

The comment, subtle yet powerful, has been widely interpreted as a sign that Curry grew frustrated with the Warriors’ stagnation in recent seasons, including a failure to make the playoffs last year and repeated roster uncertainties.

End of a Dynasty

Curry’s departure officially marks the end of the Golden State dynasty — a legendary run that delivered four NBA titles, countless unforgettable moments, and changed the way basketball is played.

Warriors GM Mike Dunleavy Jr. called the exit “bittersweet,” while fans around the Bay Area reacted with shock, sadness, and gratitude.

“We’ll never see another Steph. He is the Warriors,” one longtime fan told local media.

Phoenix’s Big Gamble

The Phoenix Suns, already home to stars Kevin Durant and Devin Booker, are now forming a new superteam — this time with Curry as the centerpiece. With Durant nearing the end of his career, and Booker entering his prime, Curry is expected to be the glue, the leader, and the closing shot-maker.

Head coach Mike Budenholzer, newly hired in Phoenix, said the team plans to build a “fast, fluid, three-point-focused offense” around Steph’s style.

“He’s still got plenty in the tank,” Budenholzer said. “And we’re going to let him cook.”

What’s Next?

As the Warriors look ahead to a full rebuild, Phoenix is all-in for a championship push. And as for Steph Curry? He’s smiling, sharp, and clearly out to prove that his story is far from over.

“Golden State will always be family. But now, it’s Suns mode.”