Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Steph Curry becomes extension-eligible this Saturday, August 29th, and according to Anthony Slater of ESPN, both sides want to keep him a Warrior for the entirety of his career. Sounds simple on paper — but the hosts break down why this "easy" extension actually raises some hard questions about where this franchise is really headed. If Curry signs the max two-year extension available to him, he'll finish that deal at 41 years old. So is this actually his last contract ever? The guys dig into what that means for the front office's approach to "going all in," why the Warriors have been unwilling to mortgage their future in recent trade talks, and whether the organization owes Steph a blank check no matter what the front office wants to do this offseason. They also get into the uncomfortable question nobody wants to say out loud: at some point, the Warriors stop building around Steph Curry — and does the front office even have a "next" lined up?
Topics discussed include:
Anthony Slater's report on Steph Curry's extension eligibility
Whether this is Steph Curry's last career contract
The "go all in for Steph" debate and what it means going forward
Why the Warriors have struggled to make blockbuster trades
The Jaylen Brown rumors and if a deal would even move the needle
What the Warriors owe Steph Curry given his legacy in the Bay
Do you think the Warriors should go all in for Steph one more time, or is it time to start building for the future? Let us know in the comments.
0:00 – Slater's Report: Steph's Extension Is Coming
2:58 – Is This Steph Curry's Last Contract Ever?
6:41 – The "Go All In for Steph" Debate
9:44 – Do the Warriors Owe Steph a Blank Check?
14:53 – Trade Drama: Jaylen Brown & Warriors' Future
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Steph Curry becomes extension-eligible this Saturday, August 29th, and according to Anthony Slater of ESPN, both sides want to keep him a Warrior for the entirety of his career. Sounds simple on paper — but the hosts break down why this "easy" extension actually raises some hard questions about where this franchise is really headed. If Curry signs the max two-year extension available to him, he'll finish that deal at 41 years old. So is this actually his last contract ever? The guys dig into what that means for the front office's approach to "going all in," why the Warriors have been unwilling to mortgage their future in recent trade talks, and whether the organization owes Steph a blank check no matter what the front office wants to do this offseason. They also get into the uncomfortable question nobody wants to say out loud: at some point, the Warriors stop building around Steph Curry — and does the front office even have a "next" lined up?
Topics discussed include:
Anthony Slater's report on Steph Curry's extension eligibility
Whether this is Steph Curry's last career contract
The "go all in for Steph" debate and what it means going forward
Why the Warriors have struggled to make blockbuster trades
The Jaylen Brown rumors and if a deal would even move the needle
What the Warriors owe Steph Curry given his legacy in the Bay
Do you think the Warriors should go all in for Steph one more time, or is it time to start building for the future? Let us know in the comments.
0:00 – Slater's Report: Steph's Extension Is Coming
2:58 – Is This Steph Curry's Last Contract Ever?
6:41 – The "Go All In for Steph" Debate
9:44 – Do the Warriors Owe Steph a Blank Check?
14:53 – Trade Drama: Jaylen Brown & Warriors' Future
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