Stephen Curry has repeatedly affirmed his commitment to finishing his career with the Golden State Warriors, most recently in late August and early September 2026 statements emphasizing he wants to remain in one jersey for the rest of his playing days. Entering his age-38 season and year 18 with the franchise, the two-time MVP is under contract for $62.6 million in 2026-27 and eligible for a two-year, $136.7 million extension, though he has deferred talks to avoid distractions ahead of training camp. Warriors executives, including GM Mike Dunleavy and owner Joe Lacob, have publicly expressed confidence in his long-term fit, citing consistent messaging around winning and loyalty despite a 37-45 finish in 2025-26. Trader consensus at 97.6% for “No” reflects this alignment of statements, contract status, and lack of credible trade or free-agency signals. Realistic variables that could still shift odds include a significant injury altering his playing outlook, major roster upheaval, or an unforeseen performance dip prompting a late request, though all remain low-probability based on current reporting.