BREAKING News: In a moment that he has sent shockwaves of joy through the Valley and the broader NBA community, Golden State warriors General Manager Mike Dunleavy Jr officially confirmed that Stephen Curry receiver a letter and is returning to the organization — this time as….see more

In a moment that has sent shockwaves of joy through the Bay Area and the broader NBA community, Golden State Warriors General Manager Mike Dunleavy Jr. has officially confirmed what many fans only dreamed of: Stephen Curry is returning to the organization — but this time, not as a player.

During a surprise press conference at Chase Center this morning, Dunleavy revealed that Curry has received and accepted a formal offer from the organization to take on a front-office leadership role, marking the beginning of a new chapter for one of basketball’s most beloved icons.

“Steph has always been more than a player to this franchise,” Dunleavy said. “He’s been the heart and soul of everything we’ve built. Today, we’re proud to welcome him back home — not in uniform, but in leadership, helping guide the future of Warriors basketball.”

A New Era: Curry Joins as Executive Vice President of Player Development

Curry, 37, who retired earlier this year after an illustrious 16-season career — all with the Warriors — will serve as Executive Vice President of Player Development. In this role, he will work closely with coaches, front office staff, and young players to help cultivate the next generation of Warriors talent, while also offering input on draft decisions and team culture initiatives.

Wearing a tailored navy blue suit with a familiar Warriors pin on his lapel, Curry addressed reporters with a warm smile:

“This organization gave me everything — a home, a platform, a purpose. Now, it’s my turn to give back in a different way. I’m here to help shape the next chapter of Warriors basketball, on and off the court.”

A Legacy That Continues

Curry’s playing résumé needs no introduction: 4× NBA champion, 2× MVP, 10× All-Star, and the league’s all-time leader in 3-pointers. But many around the league have long speculated that his impact would extend beyond the hardwood.

NBA Commissioner Adam Silver commented on the move, saying: “Stephen Curry is a once-in-a-generation leader. The Warriors — and the league — will benefit immensely from his continued involvement in the game.”

What This Means for the Warriors

With Curry now in the front office, the Warriors are signaling a shift toward a homegrown, culture-first approach as they navigate a new era beyond the dynasty years. Insiders say Curry has already been involved in scouting reports and has been mentoring younger players in recent months.

Warriors fans, meanwhile, have taken to social media to celebrate the news. The hashtag #StephReturns trended within minutes of the