The Golden State Warriors and Stephen Curry reach an agreement on a contract extension, according to multiple outlets citing league sources. The deal is reported to be worth $116 million over two years and keeps Curry in the Bay Area for at least the 2027-28 season.
Several reports, including those referencing the Associated Press, say the extension runs through the 2028-29 season and includes a player option for that final year. Yahoo Sports also notes that Curry’s extension is limited by the NBA’s “over-38 rule,” affecting how many additional years he can sign. The Athletic similarly frames the agreement as keeping Curry on track to spend his entire NBA career with Golden State through his age-40 season.
Outlet perspectives differ mainly in emphasis. Some reports highlight that Curry is not earning a full “supermax” amount he could have been eligible for, while others focus on Curry’s long stated goal to retire with the Warriors and what the extension means for Golden State’s short- and long-term roster planning.
