Stephen Curry expresses interest in LeBron James joining Warriors
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 8, 2026, 9:28 PM
Last updated Jul 8, 2026
Stephen Curry stated his desire to play alongside LeBron James during a celebrity golf tournament on July 8, 2026. Curry acknowledged James' decision-making process as he remains a free agent after opting out of his Lakers contract. While Curry is hopeful about the possibility of James uniting with the Warriors, reports indicate that the chance of this happening is becoming slim. Curry emphasized his faith in the Warriors' management to rebuild a competitive team regardless of whether James joins.
- •Curry hopes to play with LeBron if he chooses Golden State.
- •James opted out of his Lakers contract and is a free agent.
- •Warriors need to rebuild after a 37-45 season last year.
- •Curry expresses confidence in management's ability to improve the team.
- •Reports suggest the Warriors have fallen behind in the pursuit of James.
- 9:28 PMYahoo Sports — Stephen Curry talks prospect of LeBron James joining Warriors: 'Hopefully it happens'
"Stephen Curry made clear that he'd like to play with LeBron James. But James joining the Warriors has reportedly become a long shot.
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