The Golden State Warriors can offer Stephen Curry a two-year contract extension beginning Saturday, according to multiple reports. The proposed deal is reported to be worth $136.7 million and would keep Curry with the franchise through the 2028–29 season.
Both outlets describe the extension as giving Curry “maximum control,” meaning it aligns with the NBA’s collective bargaining rules governing a player’s ability to enter contract negotiations at that point in the contract cycle. The reports also note that the extension would be added to Curry’s current-season earnings, which are cited at about $62.5 million. Together, the figures place the potential total value of the extension and current compensation at a level intended to secure Curry’s long-term future in Golden State.
While both sources present the same core terms and timeline, their framing emphasizes different aspects of leverage: one highlights the size of the extension, while the other similarly stresses the idea of maximizing the player’s influence in the decision.
