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As questions swirl about whether the Golden State Warriors’ title window has finally closed, Stephen Curry is making one thing clear: he isn’t ready to let go of championship dreams just yet.
Even amid an offseason where the Warriors made few changes and critics raised concerns about age and injuries, the four-time NBA champion continues to believe in what this core group can achieve.
Curry brushes off retirement as he rediscovers his greatness
During an appearance in South Lake Tahoe, Curry responded to the growing narrative that the Warriors are on their last legs: “We’ve heard it for even before the ’22 championship,” Curry said.
“We heard it, so to the point like it’s all – it all comes down to health. I mean, if you look at every team… [Oklahoma City] had a relatively healthy run. And that’s what you need. Like, vets get through a regular season. Try to be in a position where we’re not chasing anything down the stretch.”
Warriors told to focus on health
For Curry, the key to another title run isn’t radical change, but maintaining health and building consistency over 82 games. It’s a calculated approach.
At 36, Curry is still playing at an elite level, but he knows that the margin for error gets smaller with age. His emphasis on staying healthy and pacing through the regular season underscores Golden State’s strategy for preserving its championship-caliber roster.
Head coach Steve Kerr and veteran Draymond Green have echoed this sentiment throughout the offseason. Kerr has spoken about the importance of patience and continuity, urging the front office not to make emotional moves at the expense of the team’s long-term viability.
Meanwhile, Green stressed the importance of not “mortgaging the future,” signaling that the organization remains focused on responsible roster management.
Though some fans have clamored for major trades or high-profile acquisitions, the team appears confident that minor adjustments and internal development will serve them best. Rumors of adding a seasoned veteran like Al Horford suggest Golden State is looking for complementary pieces, not sweeping change.
Curry still the engine of the franchise
Curry’s leadership remains the driving force of the Warriors. His presence on the floor elevates the entire offense, and his preparation off it sets the tone for the locker room. Despite another year on the calendar, he hasn’t lost a step in his scoring ability. If anything, his understanding of the game has deepened.
As one of the few players left from the original dynasty core, Curry knows this could be the final chapter. Yet, his approach isn’t nostalgic – it’s competitive. The Warriors’ plans aren’t about honoring the past; they’re about squeezing one more title out of a group that has already proven critics wrong.
Curry’s comments about health and patience speak volumes about where the Warriors stand today. They may no longer be the dominant force they once were, but they’re not fading without a fight. With careful planning, strategic additions, and Curry’s elite performance, Golden State could very well surprise the NBA again.
Whether this season marks the end of an era or the spark of one last run, Curry’s resolve makes one thing clear: the Warriors are not done yet.
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