Stephen Curry opens up.(Image via Getty Images)
Stephen Curry, the Golden State Warriors’ star player, has remained dedicated to the team ever since he was drafted in 2009. Despite speculations related to joining other teams, the four time NBA champion has remained dedicated and passionate to the Golden State Warriors.
Ahead of the new season, Stephen Curry has reflected on the issues in the team.
Stephen Curry reflects on the Golden State Warriors’ challenging times on the court as he remains focused
A few hours ago, in an interview with NBC Sports Bay Area, the NBA icon Stephen Curry reflected on the Golden State Warriors’ front office as he said, “I mean, I'm not an idiot. I know what it means in the sense of that window we had where coming off of ‘22, there were opportunities to get better, add new talent, and some worked out, some didn't.”
The star player added, ‘And the jury is still out on how we end this entire journey with a competitive mindset…”Stephen Curry continued, "For us to go through a year like we did last year where we had, and the year before in the playoffs, I get hurt, we take an early exit in second round...:”The star player added, “Availability was the biggest theme and we're still one game away from getting to a playoff run," Curry said. "All the other chatter doesn't necessarily matter to me in terms of how I grade our seasons.”The Golden State Warriors have experienced a few tough seasons on the court in the last few years. Following their championship campaign in 2022, the team followed up in the 2022–23 season with a 44–38 regular-season record, eventually bowing out in the Western Conference Semifinals to the Los Angeles Lakers.
In the 2023–24 season, Golden State Warriors finished at 46–36 but missed the playoffs.Later, the Golden State Warriors bounced back during the 2024–25 season to secure a strong 48–34 record, defeating the Houston Rockets in the first round before falling in the conference semifinals.
The 2025–26 season proved more difficult, with the franchise finishing at 37–45 and ending up in 10th place in the Western Conference standings.
Stephen Curry focuses on training as he remains committed to being there for the team
Though the four time NBA champion Stephen Curry has struggled with injuries, he has remained focused.In the 2024–25 season, Stephen Curry averaged 26.2 points to lead the Golden State Warriors back into the postseason, where he earned the NBA All-Star Game MVP honors later that year.During the 2025–26 season, he averaged 24.0 points and 5.8 assists as he achieved All-Star Game MVP award in early 2026, even as he was sidelined from the court for two months.