Woj BOMB! Steph Curry FINALLY REVEALS HIS BIG DECISION about the Warriors! Look what he said...

breaking news on this Thursday it's a big payday in the NBA with the Golden State Warriors signing Superstar Steph Curry to a one-year extension that will pay him $ 62.6 million that is according to EPN with this deal in place Curry's contract with the Warriors will now run through the 2627 season which at that point he'll be 39 years old Curry averaged better than 26 point a game this past season and was named the League's clutch player of the year of course he also had a busy summer leading team USA to the gold medal at the Paris Olympics just add paycheck to the list of things Steph Curry did this summer as we bring in our NBA Insider Bill Ryder to discuss all right Bill he had two years left on that deal deal that was paying him words are hard today wow two years left on a deal that paid him $215 million that's now been extended what are your thoughts here on the uh latest extension to Steph Curry haey my thoughts are on top of it being very good news for for stephh curry right a little more money in the bank account then he's certainly earned one of three players now in the history of the sport who will earn $500 million or more just from their NBA contracts I think it's good news for the Warriors and good news for for sports fans there's not much of a plan in Golden State not an easy path forward to success but whatever path there is it has to include Stephen Curry even down the line in this extra year that takes him through age 39 this is the longest that they could extend him and I think it's good news for the rest of us we talked about Klay Thompson during the break before we were visited on on live TV how weird it's going to be to see him be a Maverick we've seen LeBron move around players changing as part of the deal but there's something iconic and that just feels right about Curry being a warrior and the fact that he's going to remain in Golden state for as long as they can lock him down it just feels right as a basketball fan who has gotten used to seeing his greatness with this specific team and that specific organization yeah it's good that they kept him around because obviously the other half of the Splash Brothers is now elsewhere Klay Thompson of course in Dallas which like we talked about still feels weak but uh regardless they do keep Steph around so what do you make of the Warriors Outlook now that they have him for a little bit longer you know it's very it's complicated sort of like the Lakers I I think season is is tricky like the Clippers is tricky maybe like some up and cominging teams like Houston is tricky you could see Golden State I think finishing anywhere if I'm being really optimistic between five and six and and as low as 11 when you get past really the top four teams in the Western Conference Hal including the Warriors particular the Warriors because the pedigree and what we expect from them there's there's a world where they're fighting for that play in again you're right no Klay Thompson not the player that he used to be but a critical part of what they do not not a lot of depth there not a lot of scoring help for for Stephen Curry they brought in some bit pieces and some guys buddy heels one of the examples but I think you're looking at a Warriors team that needs an aging Steph Curry to do over the course of 82 games and Beyond what he did at the Olympics at the end for Team USA and that is carry these guys with his greatness take over games dominate these moments that they're going to even have a chance of being competitive we know that he can do it but that's a lot to ask someone who's at the later stages of their career yeah and it's important to note too it's a one-year extension it can only be one year because of the NBA's uh new 38 rule there so obviously it could only be a one year but uh kind of going back to what we talked about at the beginning here he's going to be 39 years old by the time 27 rolls around so and maybe this is just like you know looking way too much into this here but could this potentially be the final extension we see for Steph Curry at that point because again father time is not slowing down right undefeated I mean six years ago I want a jump said hell yeah this is the last one but we've got LeBron's going to be 40 we saw Tom Brady play forever I mean this the the sort of limits that guys can play in these Sports have obviously been extended and there was a time not that long ago hilly when if you were a you know mediumsized slight of stature for an NBA player point guard or guard 32 is when you hit that wall and so obviously things have changed yes I think this is the last time that we're going to see Steph Curry get a contract where you're talking tens and tens and tens of millions of dollars per year but if he has the desire and the hunger to keep playing I could certainly see the Warriors keeping him around three years from now but at the level that he is playing now as the leader of a team as a guy that I think can still be the best player on a on a competitive team at least this is the last time I think that version of Steph Curry is going to get this kind of contract look as long as we just keep seeing this celebration on the court I think everyone is going to be good at home our Bill Ryder breaking down the latest extension for Steph Curry and the Warriors Bill thanks for having hello dub Nation today we're diving deep into a pressing issue that many of you have been talking about in the comments of our videos the need for more size at the center position for the Golden State Warriors we have two intriguing trade proposals from media sources that suggest the Warriors should address this concern stick around because we're going to break down these potential trades and you won't want to miss them now before we dive into the specifics of the trade taret targets it's important to look at the current state of the Warriors front Court I've read your comments and the consensus is clear the Warriors need more size especially at the center position with Draymond Green often playing minutes at the five many of you have expressed frustration with Steve Kerr's small ball strategy while it's true that the small ball approach has been successful for the Warriors in the past the reality is that it may not be sustainable over a full season especially without a solid backup plan at the Cent position looking at the roster Jonathan kuminga is an exciting talent and the impending arrival of Bruno kabako will also help but there are concerns about his ability to consistently play at either the four or the five his shorter wingspan and rebounding stries are notable drawbacks then there's rookie Tracy Jackson Davis who I'm really excited about he showed flashes of Brilliance averaging eight points and five rebounds in limited minutes last season how however can he handle 35 minutes per game now that's a big question meanwhile Kevin Looney while reliable is starting to show signs of wear and tear as he enters the latter stages of his career and let's not forget Kyle Anderson who while not a center offers some versatility at the four with his long wingspan and defensive skills though he's not someone you can rely on for significant minutes at the five interestingly there's one player we haven't seen much disc about Quenton post the Warriors second round pick at number 52 overall out of Boston College the silence surrounding post is largely because he remains unsigned with golden state already cap capped in the first fiscal year and 14 players on the roster adding post would require some roster maneuvering likely forgoing one of the two non- guaranteed deals currently on the books it's a situation worth keeping an eye on because if post signs he could potentially add some depth to the front Court though it's unclear how much of an impact he would have immediately speaking of Jackson Davis he's a player the Warriors could potentially build around for the future his numbers last season were impressive considering his limited minutes he averaged around eight points five rebounds and one block per game while shooting a high percentage from the field largely due to his work around the rim he's a classic lob threat and a solid interior Defender but the question remains whether he's ready ready to take on a bigger role especially on a playoff contending team like the Warriors however with the current roster makeup relying solely on Tracy Jackson Davis and Kevin Looney may not be enough both players while talented aren't exactly towering Giants each standing around 6' 9 in that lack of height could be a significant disadvantage against teams with more traditional big man that brings us to the first trade Target Nicola viic of the Cho Bulls Britt seagull of clutch points suggested that the Warriors should consider trading for vusic a player who doesn't exactly fit the typical Warriors Center mold but could address some of the team's current shortcomings vusic is known for his ability to run pick and poop plays effectively shooting 34.1% from three over his career alongside Steph Curry and Draymond Green viic could potentially Thrive as a catch and shoot option while also providing the warriors with a much needed primary rebounder viic is a consistent double double machine which is something the Warriors could really use however his fit with the team style of play is questionable throughout his career vusic has been more of a back to the basket player and isn't particularly known for his interior defense or lateral quickness his defensive shortcomings are concerned especially considering the Warriors Reliance on quick defensive switches and rotations last season vusic shot just 29.4% from three which is a significant drop from his career average and raises concerns about his Effectiveness in a Warrior system that values spacing and shooting in terms of his contract vusic is under contract for two more years at $20 million per season while NBA contracts are steadily increasing viic stock has been declining it's unlikely he'll command a similar salary in his next contract especially since he's now 33 years old this trade would be a move to maximize Steph Curry's remaining prime years but it comes with the risk of viic diminishing defensive skills and potential incompatibility with the warrior style of play now what would it take to bring viic to Golden State Brit seagull suggests that the Warriors could receive viic along with Solid 3 andd player Tory Craig in exchange for Moses Moody Kevin Looney and Gary Payton 2 this trade would allow the Warriors to free up some minutes for other players particularly at the small forward and guard positions where they have a bit of a bottleneck Moses Moody while talented has been somewhat buried on the depth chart and this move could give him a chance to flourish elsewhere from my perspective I would consider taking this deal it doesn't involve giving up any draft capital and helps clear up some of the congestion on the Warriors roster however the key question is whether viic strength can outweigh his defensive responsibilities especially in a system like golden states if you think this trade is worth it go ahead and click the thumbs up icon below if we get enough likes I'll know you're on board to bring viic to the team but we're not done yet there's one more trade proposal on the table and this one involves another big name in the NBA so let's move on to our second trade Target Clint capella this trade idea comes from Bleacher Report rep Zack Buckley who proposes sending capella to Golden State capella is a very different player than viic at 6' 2 in and 240 lb capella offers legitimate size length and athleticism in the middle he's a walking double double who can provide the warriors with Rim protection and Reliable Finishing from close range as Zack Buckley notes capella isn't the kind of star acquisition the Warriors have sought in the past but he could be a significant in addition his impact on defense is undeniable over his 10-year career teams have scored 3.4 points better per 100 possessions with him on the court than without him if the Warriors want to send a clear message to Stephen Curry that they're still committed to building a contender around him adding a player like capella could be the way to do it if you're worried about VII's defensive shortcomings capella is the perfect antidote he's an elite interior Defender and a lob threat making making him a valuable asset for any team looking to shore up its defense capella may not stretch the floor with his shooting but he excels at finishing around the rim and protecting it on the other end his experience as a lob Target during his time with the Houston Rockets especially in the James Harden era proves that he can be highly effective in a pick and roll heavy offense looking at his recent performance Capella's numbers have dipped slightly from his Peak but he's still highly productive in the 2020 the 2021 season he averaged 15 points 14 rebounds and two blocks per game while shooting 60% from the field those numbers would be a tremendous boost for the Warriors while his scoring and rebounding numbers dipped last season and part due to the Hawks adding more front Court depth capella remains one of the best in the league at what he does contract wise capella is on a one-year deal worth around $22.5 million that means the war ERS would have to consider the possibility of capella hitting free agency next summer making this a potentially short-term solution however the immediate impact he could have on the Warriors defense could be worth the risk especially if golden state is in win now mode according to Bleacher Report the trade package to acquire Capello would be slightly larger than the one for viic but would involve the same key pieces Moses Moody Kevin Looney and Gary Payton 2o the Warriors would likely need to to add another player or a pick to sweeten the deal given Capella's value this trade could potentially be a game changer for the Warriors giving them the size and defensive prowess they've been lacking ultimately whether it's vusic or capella the Warriors need to address the size issue at the center position if they want to remain competitive in a western conference stacked with big men each trade option comes with its own set of pros and cons and it's up to the Warriors front office to decide which path to take we know that the upcoming offseason loans as a critical time for the Golden State Warriors who are poised to reshape the trajectory of the franchise will they commit to one last championship run or opt for a financial restructuring Mike dunlevy Jr and the front office face a daunting array of choices leaving fans eager to learn what the team's next moves will be the anticipation surrounding Golden State's future is intensifying before we wrap up be sure to subscribe to the channel after all we're producing Warriors videos almost every day in conclusion the future looks uncertain for the Golden State Warriors with the possibility of losing and adding players to the team and the various trade options available the Warriors are well positioned to continue to be a force to be reckoned within the NBA stay tuned for more updates on the Warriors and be sure to support by leaving your thoughts in the comments section below and don't forget to like And subscribe to the channel Channel turn on notifications to know when I post new news thanks for following goldblooded news cheers and see you next time we're gold blooded go does