Stephen Curry addresses Warriors' challenges and front office scrutiny

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Last updated Oct 10, 2026

Stephen Curry addresses Warriors' challenges and front office scrutiny
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During Warriors training camp in Hawaii, Stephen Curry discussed the criticisms aimed at the Golden State front office concerning talent acquisition. Curry acknowledged missed opportunities but refrained from placing full blame on management for the team's struggles. The Warriors, coming off a disappointing season where they finished 37-45 and missed the playoffs, have emphasized continuity and youth in their offseason approach. Curry, now 38 and with a history of injuries, believes availability played a significant role in last season's failures but remains optimistic about future prospects as the team prepares for the upcoming season.

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  • •Curry enters his 18th NBA season with a focus on winning.
  • •The Warriors missed the playoffs last season due to injuries.
  • •Curry’s availability has been a significant concern.
  • •Team management aims to balance competitiveness and future flexibility.
  • •Criticism of the Warriors' roster decisions continues as the season approaches.
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