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Warriors sign Steph Curry to two-year, $116M extension with final-year player option Original

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By Luca Evans Verified
| San Francisco Chronicle Verified
For the fifth time — and maybe the last — Stephen Curry is locked in as a Golden State Warrior. Curry and the Warriors have agreed to terms on a two-year, $116 million contract extension with a player option for the 2028-29 season, ensuring the 38-year-old superstar will remain under contract with Golden State through 2027-28.
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Warriors' Steph Curry knows he can't beat Father Time. So he's trying to outsmart it

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By Luca Evans Verified
| Yahoo Sports Verified
It was the hobble heard 'round the world. Could you call it a hobble, really? Perhaps a limp. A shuffle. The specific verbiage means something, here, because there are only so many words left to be written in the playing journey of Stephen Curry, and one single 21-second clip earlier this month presented an existential vulnerability the world has not quite seen. On Sept. 9, Curry clambered out of a black Mercedes-Benz van in Beijing. A couple things were of interest.
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Steph Curry says he’s staying. Now comes the hard part for the Warriors Original

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By Luca Evans Verified
| San Francisco Chronicle Verified
As a horde of television cameras pivoted away, a brave soul three rows deep in the ring around Stephen Curry raised their hand and raised their voice. It was Q&A time at Oakland’s Madison Park Primary this Wednesday afternoon, and this inquisitive student wanted to know, naturally, not about any contract talks or long-term plans but if Curry had any advice for young athletes.
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