Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry shared a candid perspective on how much longer he plans to continue his NBA career. Stephen Curry has cemented himself as the greatest player in Golden State Warriors history.

Jimmy Butler has addressed three major needs for Steph Curry and the Warriors. Are they contenders come playoff time?

Curry signed a four-year, $215 million extension with the Golden State Warriors that is expected to expire during the 2027-28 NBA season. By that time, Curry would be 40 years old in March. While his game doesn't rely on athleticism,

The Golden State Warriors are in the midst of a five-game win streak, and a big reason for their success is Stephen Curry. As he closes in on becoming the first player in NBA history to hit 4,000 career three-point shots, NBA insider Brian Windhorst believes that he could reach an even more impressive mark because of this key reason.

Golden State Warriors superstar Steph Curry is only three days away from turning 37 years old. He's potentially even less time away from making even bigger history - making 4,000 three-pointers. No player in NBA history has made more three-pointers than Curry.

Stephen Curry has accomplished pretty much all you can during his historic career in the NBA with the Golden State Warriors. And despite that, he still has one final goal he's looking to achieve with his longtime team before he decides to call it a career.

Stephen Curry scored 24 points and moved within two 3-pointers of becoming the first player in NBA history with 4,000, Jimmy Butler had a triple-double, and the surging Golden State Warriors won their fifth straight game by beating the Portland Trail Blazers 130-120.

In a recent appearance on the 'Steiny & Guru' show, Golden State star Stephen Curry opened up a wide range of topics relating to his career and the current state of the Warriors. As a 4x champion and 2x MVP,