Stephen Curry’s repeated public statements and long-standing commitment to the Warriors underpin the overwhelming trader consensus against him leaving. Eligible for a two-year maximum extension worth up to $136.7 million after his current $62.6 million expiring deal, the 38-year-old has emphasized finishing his career in Golden State, with veteran beat writer Marcus Thompson confirming re-signing is the expected outcome. The front office has deferred to Curry on timing and terms, reflecting mutual interest despite roster questions around other expiring contracts. Lingering right-knee concerns and the team’s recent performance have not altered his stance. While a dramatic shift in health, team direction, or unexpected free-agency developments could theoretically reopen the possibility, such scenarios remain remote given his age-38 restrictions and history of prioritizing loyalty over chasing additional titles elsewhere.