The Golden State Warriors are navigating a challenging phase this season, largely due to injuries taking their toll. The most significant setback has been the absence of Stephen Curry, sidelined since the All-Star break with a knee issue.
Curry's recent injury history might raise eyebrows, suggesting to some that retirement could be on the horizon. However, Curry himself is far from considering hanging up his sneakers.
When asked about retirement, he shared, “I think your body is the first. Just what it takes to get ready for a game is a lot different now than it was a decade ago… All the work is worth it because I get to go out there and hoop at the highest level.
The competition, the camaraderie, the chasing something that matters - that still gets me going. And I don’t see that stopping anytime soon.”
It's clear that Curry's passion for the game burns as brightly as ever. His pre-injury performance speaks volumes about his enduring capabilities and drive, proving he's still a force on the court.
Warriors fans can take solace in knowing that retirement isn't on Curry's radar, and basketball enthusiasts everywhere can relish more of his incredible play. As one of the greatest point guards in history, the day he steps away will indeed be poignant.
For now, the Warriors are eager to have Curry back in action to bolster their playoff ambitions. The team is set to reassess his condition at the week's end, with hopes of his return on the horizon.
Steph Curry says he’s not planning to retire soon, though his body will ultimately make the call 👀
— ClutchPoints (@ClutchPoints) March 16, 2026
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