DEAL ACCEPTED: Golden State Warriors Superstar Stephen Curry is……

In a blockbuster announcement that brings both relief and excitement to Dub Nation, Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry has officially agreed to a two-year contract extension, signaling his intent to finish his storied NBA career with the franchise that drafted him.

The deal, reportedly worth $108 million over two years, will keep Curry in a Warriors jersey through the 2027 season, when he will be 39 years old. This move silences recent speculation that Curry might explore free agency or consider retirement after the upcoming season.

> “This is home,” Curry said in a press conference at Chase Center. “From day one, the Bay has embraced me and my family. There’s no other jersey I ever wanted to wear.”

A Legacy Sealed in Gold

Stephen Curry’s impact on the game of basketball is immeasurable. With four NBA championships, two MVPs (including the first-ever unanimous MVP in 2016), and the all-time record for three-pointers made, Curry revolutionized the modern NBA with his deep shooting and unselfish style.

Now entering his 17th season, Curry remains one of the league’s most dangerous offensive weapons. Despite battling injuries in recent years, he averaged 25.6 points, 6.3 assists, and 4.5 rebounds last season, showing few signs of decline.

Warriors GM Mike Dunleavy Jr. praised the move:

> “Steph is the foundation of everything we’ve built. He’s more than a player — he’s a cultural icon, a leader, and the heart of this franchise.”

What This Means for the Warriors

The extension provides clarity and stability as the Warriors navigate a critical transitional period. With long-time teammates Klay Thompson now with the Orlando Magic and Draymond Green’s future uncertain, Curry’s continued presence offers the team a clear identity as they develop their younger core.

Promising talents like Jonathan Kuminga, Brandin Podziemski, and rookie Jaylon Tyson are expected to grow under Curry’s mentorship.

A Rare Career Path in Modern NBA

If Curry retires with the Warriors, he will join a short list of NBA greats — including Kobe Bryant and Dirk Nowitzki — who played their entire careers with one franchise.

> “That loyalty means something,” Curry said. “To be able to say I stayed where it started, and gave it everything I had, that’s how I want to go out.”

Final Chapter, Same Mission

While the deal marks the beginning of the final chapter in Curry’s legendary career, don’t expect him to coast. He made it clear that the ultimate goal remains the same: winning another championship.

> “I’m not done yet,” he said, flashing that familiar grin. “We’ve got work to do.”