Warriors Announce Curry Extension, Reported at $116 Million

The Golden State Warriors announced that Stephen Curry has signed a contract extension, keeping the 38-year-old guard with the franchise under a deal reported to run for two years and include a player option for the 2028-29 season. ESPN reporter Shams Charania reported the agreement is worth $116 million; the team announcement did not specify its financial terms. General manager Mike Dunleavy Jr. said the Warriors were excited to extend Curry’s career with the team and praised his play, leadership and community impact. The agreement comes days before the team’s media day and the start of training camp in Hawaiʻi, according to reporting published Saturday. The reported contract value is below the $136.7 million maximum Curry was eligible to receive. One account put the difference at $20.7 million, while another rounded it to $20 million. The sources do not include an executed contract, so the terms beyond the team’s confirmation remain based on reporting rather than a published contract document. Curry was selected by Golden State with the seventh pick in the 2009 NBA Draft out of Davidson.