Curry's alignment with ownership and front office to not mortgage the future signals the start of Golden State's post-dynasty era.

Curry's uplifting message came days after he urged the Warriors front office to avoid a "desperate move" for short-term gains and instead focus on a long-term vision. Curry was praised for prioritizing the franchise's future ahead of his desire for a fifth championship.

Picking up a huge win, the Warriors were again led by superstar point guard Steph Curry who finished with 31 points, eight assists, and seven made threes. Curry has led the way for Golden State all season long,

Anthony Edwards and Donte DiVincenzo each scored 28 points for the Wolves, who trailed by 24 points in the first quarter and fought back for a 108-all tie with a minute left

Stephen Curry said that while he wants the slumping Warriors to improve, he doesn't want the team to make a "desperate" move that would "deplete the future."

The Golden State Warriors played a back-and-forth game against the Toronto Raptors, and unfortunately fell to in another poor loss. The Warriors hit their last

Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr can't envision his superstar Stephen Curry demanding a trade anytime soon despite the team's below .500 record (19-20) 39 games into the regular season. The halfway mark is near.

With each loss, there is growing concern for a franchise that has consistently slid since winning the championship in 2022. Pressure for the front office to make a trade and provi

As the championship window for the Golden State Warriors begins to close, the team's front office is actively seeking ways to bring another championship back to the Bay Area.

Of course, Stephen Curry wants the Golden State Warriors to win their way into championship contention. But resuscitation shouldn’t trigger desperation. “Desperate trades or desperate moves that deplete the future,