Stephen Curry drops ‘not an idiot’ take on Warriors’ roster moves
The Golden State Warriors are just over a week away from kicking off their 2026-27 regular season. The Warriors are entering this season without many high expectations after Draymond Green showed up to training camp overweight and Kristaps Porzingis continues to deal with a strange illness. At the center of it all is Stephen Curry, who recently […] The post Stephen Curry drops ‘not an idiot’ take…
Stephen Curry has offered his perspective on the Golden State Warriors' roster decisions over the past few years, emphasizing his own intelligence and commitment to the team. The veteran guard reiterated his dedication to the franchise by signing a new contract extension and expressed his desire to secure a competitive mindset heading into the 2026-27 regular season.
Despite the Warriors' lack of significant moves since their 2022 championship, Curry acknowledged the opportunities that were available to bolster the roster but acknowledged that some of these moves worked out, while others did not. The team has only made one major trade since 2022, acquiring Jimmy Butler, who is currently rehabbing a torn ACL.
Curry stated that he is content with his career journey and that personal wins and losses within the organization do not distract him from his goal of winning. Curry will be hoping for improved luck in injury prevention this season after missing over 40 games last year due to a lingering knee issue. The Warriors are set to kick off their season on October 21 against the Los Angeles Lakers.
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