The end of Steph Curry’s contract with the Golden State Warriors got farther away Thursday, as the star guard agreed to a one-year extension worth $62.6 million that will keep him with the team he’s won four titles with through the 2026-27 season, a league source confirmed.
With the new extension, Curry now has $178 million left on his contract, according to data from Spotrac.
The two-time MVP will turn 37 this coming season but has maintained his All-NBA level production, averaging 26.4 points last season in 74 games and shooting above 40 percent from 3 for the 13th season in his career.
Golden State, however, finished the year 46-36 and was knocked out in the Play-In Tournament, failing to make the playoffs for the third time in the past five seasons.
In 2024-25, Curry will play his first season without backcourt mate Klay Thompson since the pair were joined in 2011-12. Along with championship teammates Draymond Green, Andrew Wiggins, Kevon Looney, Gary Payton II, Jonathan Kuminga and Moses Moody, the Warriors revamped roster around Curry will include newcomers Buddy Hield and Kyle Anderson.
Curry will also enter 2024-25 coming off his first Olympic gold medal, as the 10-time All-Star helped lead Team USA to the championship behind his trademark clutch shooting.
Curry’s name is littered all over the Warriors franchise record book, leading the team in career games played, points, assists, steals and, of course, 3-pointers.
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