Stephen Curry’s recent two-year, $116 million extension with the Golden State Warriors, signed in late September 2026 and carrying a player option for 2028-29, anchors the near-certain trader consensus against any departure. The four-time champion and franchise icon has repeatedly emphasized loyalty to the only NBA organization he has known, citing family stability in the Bay Area and a desire to finish his career there, a stance reinforced by coach Steve Kerr and team executives. Curry accepted a below-max deal to create cap flexibility for roster improvements around him entering his 18th season. While an unforeseen injury, sudden roster overhaul, or personal shift could theoretically alter the timeline, the locked-in contract and consistent public commitments make any exit highly improbable through the extension window.
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