Stephen Curry discusses challenges of winning in NBA’s parity era
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 10, 2026, 3:31 PM
Last updated Oct 10, 2026
Stephen Curry addressed the difficulties of winning championships in the current NBA during an interview on October 10, 2026. He highlighted that since the Golden State Warriors' 2018 championship, no team has repeated as champions, indicating a significant level of parity in the league. Curry explained that various factors play into a team's success, including health and team identity, emphasizing the competitiveness of each season. Despite the challenges, Curry remains committed to competing for another championship with the Warriors, aiming for a fifth title. The team has faced hurdles since their last title run in 2022.
- •Curry highlights the challenges of winning in today's NBA.
- •No team has repeated as champions since the 2018 Warriors.
- •Success requires health, identity, and consistent performance.
- •Curry aims for a fifth championship with the Warriors.
- •The Warriors struggled to return to championship form since 2022.
- 3:31 PMYahoo Sports — Stephen Curry gets real about how tough it is to win in the era of parity in the NBA
"Stephen Curry knows it is extremely tough to win in today's NBA.
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