Overview
- Stephen Curry remains unsigned as training camp approaches after becoming extension-eligible in late August and has said the deal "is going to happen."
- The Warriors have presented multiple options — one- and two-year maxes, below-max or player-option structures, or the chance to wait — leaving timing and terms squarely in Curry’s control.
- Curry told ESPN on Wednesday he wants "no drama" and insists the unresolved talks will not affect his play or the locker-room focus as the team begins preparations.
- Players and analysts note the financial stakes: a full two-year max would cut Golden State’s projected 2027 cap space from about $100 million to roughly $45 million, while a smaller deal or waiting could preserve big flexibility.
- Curry has repeatedly said he wants to finish his career in Golden State and has signaled he may accept less money to help build a contender, a choice that will shape the Warriors’ roster strategy for the 2027 free-agent market.