Stephen Curry opens up.(Image via Getty Images)
Stephen Curry, the Golden State Warriors star player, has been a dedicated player to the team ever since he was drafted in the league, close to two decades ago. While the four time NBA champion sustained brutal injuries in the last season, he is now ready to get back to court.
Just days ahead of the new season, the star player Stephen Curry has opened up about the team.
Stephen Curry opens up on the Golden State Warriors mindset as the team deals with brutal injuries ahead of the new season
A few hours ago, in an interview with the ABC7 News Bay Area, the Golden State Warriors star player Stephen Curry reflected on the team's mindset as he said, "Of course, winning a championship is the ultimate goal…”
The four time NBA champion added, "Honestly, it's the only real motivator behind why you work so hard and invest so much energy not only into your craft and preparing for a season, but also into the team."Stephen Curry continued, "Everybody here shows up with the mentality that we want to win. We know this team faces a challenge. It's an uphill battle to put everything together in a way that's different from teams of the past. That's a challenge we want to accept. And if we fall short, it won't be because of a lack of effort."
Stephen Curry remains determined as the Golden State Warriors navigates through a difficult time on court
For the unversed, ahead of the new season, the Golden State Warriors are experiencing a challenging time with brutal injuries.
As the Golden State Warriors wrap up their preseason heading into mid October 2026, the team is navigating several absences of star players.Center Kristaps Porziņģis remains out indefinitely due to an undisclosed health issue; he is scheduled to meet with the Golden State Warriors director of sports medicine on October 13 to evaluate his condition and determine next steps.
Meanwhile, forward Jimmy Butler III continues to recover from a major knee injury from last season, with a projected return target in early 2027.
Guard Moses Moody is also sidelined as he rehabs a ruptured left patellar tendon, though he has progressed to light on court activities with an estimated return date around December 2026.The number of players being injured in the new season has sparked major concern among fans and analysts about if the Golden State Warriors will be able to bounce back after a brutal run in the last season.Over the last few years, Stephen Curry has constantly slammed rumors related to moving to other teams as he remains passionate about the Golden State Warriors.Stephen Curry also willingly took a $20 million reduction while signing an extension with the team to help the team more.