Curry addresses potential contract extension under NBA Over-38 rule
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 1, 2026, 1:05 AM
Last updated Sep 1, 2026

Stephen Curry stated that contract negotiations with the NBA team will occur at the appropriate time. Current league regulations, specifically the Over-38 Rule, limit the length of his next contract to a maximum of three years. Under these guidelines, the largest potential agreement for Curry is valued at $136.7 million over two years. Curry noted that he is not concerned by these financial constraints or the timing of the deal. He emphasized that the team's familiarity remains a priority for the upcoming season. Curry confirmed that he is focused on training rather than the status of his next contract.
- •NBA rules cap Curry's next contract at a three-year maximum duration.
- •Curry is eligible for a two-year extension worth $136.7 million.
- •The team remains focused on season preparation rather than contract talks.
- •Curry stated that the existing roster familiarity is a key asset.
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