The Golden State Warriors and superstar guard Stephen Curry remain committed to keeping their partnership intact through the end of his career, general manager Mike Dunleavy said Tuesday.
Both Curry and the Warriors have previously expressed a desire for him to retire in San Francisco, and there has been little to suggest either side has changed its position.
Curry, however, is entering the final season of his contract, which will pay him $62.5 million. That could give both sides greater flexibility if circumstances eventually lead to a different decision.
Dunleavy said Curry has earned the right to determine how and where he finishes his career, while making clear that the Warriors would welcome him back for as long as he wants to continue playing. Curry, he added, has continued to express a strong desire to remain with the team.
“Staying has always been the message,” Dunleavy said. “That's always been what he's discussed. I think that's tracking quite well.
