Huge news.
Stephen Curry will retire as a member of the Golden State Warriors. He is one of the last One-Club Man in the history of basketball.
The four-time NBA champion has sealed a two-year extension worth $116 million, confirmed by sources from the ESPN media.
Finally, according to information from journalist Bobby Marks, Curry has forgone roughly $20 million, signing slightly under the maximum allowed.
Curry, 38 years old, will be able to choose whether to play one or two more seasons, since the 2028-29 campaign is optional for the veteran player.
The first year of his new contract will carry a guaranteed salary of $55.7 million.
Drafted by the Warriors themselves with the 7th pick of the 2009 Draft, he has since become the emblematic figure of the Oakland franchise:
- 4-time NBA champion.
- 2-time regular-season MVP.
- 12-time All-Star.
- 2-time All-Star Game MVP.
- 4-time NBA First Team selections.
- 5-time NBA Second Team selections.
- Western Conference Finals MVP in 2022.
- 2-time NBA scoring champion.
- Member of the NBA’s 75th Anniversary Team.
- Career averages with the Warriors: 24.8 points, 4.7 rebounds and 6.3 assists.
- 1,069 regular-season games played.
- 42.2% from three-point range in NBA career.
- All-time leading scorer in NBA history: 4,233 made threes.
