Steph Curry, fresh off of his Olympic gold medal win in Paris earlier this month, just struck gold again, this time in San Francisco.
According to both ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski and Shams Charnia of The Athletic, Curry and the Warriors have agreed to a massive one-year, $62.6 million deal that keeps the greatest shooter in NBA history with the team through the 2026-27 season.
The deal was confirmed by Curry’s agent, Jeff Austin.
Curry will make $55.76 million this season. With the new extension, the 37-year-old 2x NBA MVP will be with the team until he’s almost 40.
But age is nothing to Curry, as he not only was a key factor in the USA’s fifth-straight Olympic gold medal, but his performance on the NBA hardwood hasn’t dipped.
Last season he averaged 26.4 ppg while shooting 40.8% from 3-point land for the 13th year of his 15-year NBA career.
Now the 10x All-Star, 4x NBA Champion and 2x League Scoring Champion will have a few more years to continue putting up those numbers for the Warriors.
