BREAKING NEWS: Just in, Golden State Warriors point guard Steph Curry who Signed $44M deal in 2012–13 season, has reportedly turned down a tempting jaw-dropping $73.5 million offer from Los Angeles Lakers who considered him as an apt replacement for LeBron James. Steph Curry declined Lakers offer reaffirming his commitment to finishing his NBA career with the Golden State Warriors. ” I have no plans beyond the Golden State Warriors….Read More

In a move that defines loyalty, legacy, and leadership, Golden State Warriors icon Stephen Curry has reportedly rejected a massive $73.5 million short-term deal from the Los Angeles Lakers, reaffirming his unwavering intention to retire as a Warrior.

The Lakers, fresh off LeBron James’ retirement, saw Curry as the ideal face to usher in their next era—offering a two-year, $73.5 million contract and a player-first roster strategy. But Curry, 37, declined without hesitation.

“I have no plans beyond the Golden State Warriors,” Curry said in a brief statement released through his agent.
“This is my home. This is my legacy. I’m not chasing chapters—I’m finishing the book right here.”

🤑 The Lakers’ Massive Pitch:

Sources close to the situation say the Lakers’ offer included:

  • 2 years, $73.5M fully guaranteed

  • Ownership talks post-retirement

  • Full control over offensive scheme

  • A co-branded farewell tour across the NBA

But Curry made it clear: his only farewell tour will be in Warriors colors.

🏀 Legacy Over L.A.

Stephen Curry signed a $44 million extension with the Warriors during the 2012–13 season—considered modest by today’s standards—and has since built a dynasty that transformed basketball forever.

Now, with:

  • 4 NBA Championships

  • 2 MVPs (including the first-ever unanimous MVP)

  • 10 All-Star selections

  • And the title of greatest shooter of all time

Curry has nothing left to prove—except finishing where he started.

“Leaving now would be like walking off stage before the final act. That’s not me,” Curry told Warriors insiders earlier this week.

🧠 Golden State Reacts

Warriors GM Mike Dunleavy Jr. called the decision “the least surprising and most meaningful moment of the offseason.”

“We never doubted him. And honestly, we’re not ready to imagine life without No. 30.”

New head coach (post-Kerr era) Jamal Crawford added:

“You don’t replace Steph. You celebrate every moment he’s still in that locker room.”

😮 NBA World Reacts

  • Klay Thompson, now retired: “Of course he stayed. That’s Steph. Warrior forever.”

  • Magic Johnson: “Lakers shot their shot. Respect to Steph for staying loyal.”

  • Shaquille O’Neal, on TNT: “You can’t put a price on legacy. That’s a man who knows who he is.”

  • Fans on X (formerly Twitter):

    • “Not surprised, but still emotional. Golden era continues.”

    • “Steph turning down LA? He really IS the anti-LeBron.”

🏟️ What’s Next for Steph

  • Curry is entering what many believe will be his final NBA season, already dubbed the “Legacy Tour” by media and fans.

  • The Warriors are preparing special events throughout the season to honor his career, including commemorative jerseys, arena tributes, and road-game celebrations.

  • His jersey retirement, statue, and Hall of Fame induction are all foregone conclusions.


👑 FINAL WORD:

In a league of movement, branding, and super-teams, Stephen Curry just reminded the basketball world what it looks like to finish what you started.

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