Stephen Curry's contract decision could reshape Warriors' future
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 7, 2026, 12:19 AM
Last updated Aug 7, 2026
Stephen Curry, the Golden State Warriors star, will be eligible to sign a contract extension at the end of August, worth approximately $136 million over two years. With one year remaining on his current deal, speculation surrounds whether Curry will sign immediately or wait for assurances regarding roster improvements. His decision could significantly impact the Warriors' salary cap and potential player acquisitions for the upcoming summer. If he opts for a reduced salary, Golden State could have around $100 million in cap space, enabling them to pursue high-level talent in free agency.
- •Curry can sign an extension starting August 29.
- •Current deal has one year remaining at $63 million.
- •A lower extension could free up significant cap space.
- •Warriors may target top free agents next summer.
- •Curry's decision is crucial for the team's future.
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