Stephen Curry addresses Warriors criticism with blunt ‘I’m not an idiot’ response

Stephen Curry has addressed criticism of the Golden State Warriors’ front office with a blunt response, acknowledging that the franchise missed opportunities during his remaining championship window. The four-time NBA champion is entering his 18th season with the Warriors no longer viewed as serious title contenders. Curry appeared in just 43 games last season due to knee problems, while other key players also dealt with significant injuries.

Speaking to NBC Sports Bay Area’s Bonta Hill at Warriors training camp in Hawaii, Curry was asked about criticism that Golden State’s ownership and front office had failed to maximize his remaining championship window. In response, Curry acknowledged that the Warriors could have done more without placing all the blame on the organisation, stating, "I’m not an idiot."

He believes the final chapter of his career with the Warriors has not yet been decided and remains focused on winning, despite the lower expectations surrounding the team heading into the new season.

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