Steph Curry’s recent two-year, $116 million extension with the Golden State Warriors, including a player option for 2028-29, anchors the market’s overwhelming consensus at 98.2% for the Warriors. Signed in late September 2026 after he became extension-eligible, the deal reflects Curry’s long-stated preference to remain with the only franchise he has played for since his 2009 draft selection, reinforced by family stability in the Bay Area and his willingness to accept below-max terms for added roster flexibility. Preseason reports confirm his continued presence on the roster and positive outlook on finishing his career in Golden State. Low single-digit probabilities for teams such as the Charlotte Hornets or Philadelphia 76ers stem from the absence of any credible trade or free-agency pathways. The player option after 2027-28 represents the primary realistic variable that could reopen options years down the line, though current roster commitments and organizational statements make an earlier departure highly unlikely.