Due to Golden State’s disappointing 19-20 record this season paired with their reported lack of willingness to trade for a star to help Curry in the present, it’s more likely than ever that he could ultimately request a change of scenery to fight for a fifth championship.

The Warriors' struggles have left their fans worried that Stephen Curry might ask out, but head coach Steve Kerr stated on Willard & Dibs that he doesn't believe that is ever going to happen. "I don't think so,

"We're not giving in. But you have to be realistic organizationally about where you are," Kerr told The Athletic on Monday.

The Golden State Warriors have become one of the most talked-about teams in the NBA this season, and it hasn’t always been for the best reasons. After a hot start, the Warriors have regressed mightily and are now battling for a play-in spot in the Western Conference as the season approaches its halfway point.

The 2024-25 Golden State Warriors are not a serious championship contender. That is the message, and acknowledgment coming from Stephen Curry, Draymond Green and Steve Kerr.

Warriors fans have been dying to see Steph Curry receive some much-needed help in the form of another All-Star and have begun to grow anxious now that it hasn't happened yet. Whil

The Golden State Warriors and head coach Steve Kerr are in an interesting predicament. The 19-20 record doesn’t look promising, but it’s not concerning to management. For instance, Kerr echoed Warriors’ guard Stephen Curry and forward Draymond Green on mortgaging the future.

Despite the recent struggles, Steve Kerr expressed full confidence in the Warriors' leadership and organizational structure.

When the Golden State Warriors started the season with a 12-3 record, it seemed like they finally put together the perfectly deep team that could help carry a 36-year-old Steph Curry. Unfortunately, after starting the season 12-3,