توقع: NBA: Stephen Curry to leave Warriors?

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Stephen Curry leaving Golden State before 22 October 2026 would require an active roster change, retirement, or a trade, and the current contract picture points the other way. Curry and the Warriors agreed a one-year, $62.6 million extension in August 2024 that keeps him under contract through the 2026-27 season, and the team publicly said it wanted him to finish his career in the Bay Area.[2][11][1] That makes a 4% yes price look consistent with a long-tenure star still being tied to the franchise on paper rather than an imminent exit.

The historical read is straightforward: in the modern NBA, a player of Curry’s stature tends to move only when contract timing, age, or a deliberate rebuild creates pressure, and none of those factors are forcing a split before this market settles. Curry’s extension was structured around league rules, including the over-38 limit, which is why it was only one year, but it still locked him in through the 2026-27 campaign.[14][3] For comparison, the Warriors have now kept Curry, Draymond Green and Steve Kerr aligned on overlapping timelines, which reduces the chance of a sudden breakup during the current window.[5][7]

The main catalysts to watch are any new extension talks, a surprise trade pivot, or a roster update after the 2026 offseason and training camp. Curry has remained on a guaranteed deal, and reporting around the league has described mutual interest in further extension discussions once he is eligible, which makes a trade or release the more meaningful short-term shock than contract expiry.[7][12] The key practical trigger for this market is the official Warriors roster status on the settlement date, so even injury, limited availability or a missed start would not matter unless he is actually off the roster.[2][11]

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