Overview
- Stephen Jackson told the All The Smoke podcast on Tuesday that he would like to see the San Antonio Spurs acquire Stephen Curry and suggested using De’Aaron Fox plus draft assets as a package.
- News coverage treats Jackson’s idea as a high-profile hypothetical rather than a report of formal trade talks or team-level negotiations.
- Curry became extension-eligible in late August and is weighing roughly reported two-year offers while managing a lingering right-knee issue that factors heavily into his availability and long-term plans.
- Reports say pairing Curry’s shooting with Victor Wembanyama and the Spurs’ young pieces and picks would be transformative on paper but would face major practical obstacles such as matching salaries, the asset cost, and player and team willingness.
- The proposal has amplified a wider debate about whether Golden State should build around Curry now or pursue a softer rebuild, a question tied to owner-level planning and the Warriors’ quiet, veteran-focused offseason.