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Stephen Curry says he wants 'no drama' during season over unresolved extension talks with Warriors

Stephen Curry knows his next contract will have a massive impact on the Warriors.

Stephen Curry, who has spent his entire 17-year NBA career with the Golden State Warriors, is set to become eligible for a two-year extension in August. However, he has not yet signed the deal despite the team reportedly offering him multiple options. Curry stated to ESPN that he wants "no drama" surrounding the extension talks and that he has an "obvious goal" to remain with the Warriors for the remainder of his career.

The Warriors are projected to have around $100 million in cap space next offseason, but signing Curry to his max deal would reduce that figure to approximately $45 million. Curry's decision-making process is influenced by the team's need to maintain competitiveness and optimize cap flexibility for potential future moves. The Warriors have struggled to make the playoffs in the past three seasons, and Curry's injury last year may further impact the team's championship aspirations.

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