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Steph Curry spoke critically about the Golden State Warriors’ front office during an interview with NBC Sports Bay Area, expressing disappointment over missed opportunities to improve the team’s roster through free agency or trades. With a $116 million contract extension and Jimmy Butler recovering from injury, Curry acknowledged that while he wants to win, external criticism does not impact his personal evaluation of his career successes.
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Steph Curry, star guard of the Golden State Warriors, recently criticized his team's front office for not adequately building around him ahead of the 2023-24 season. Curry signed a $116 million contract extension with the Warriors but noted that despite opportunities to improve the roster, some moves have been unsuccessful. With Jimmy Butler recovering from a torn ACL at the start of the season, Curry expects to shoulder much of the offensive load once again. The 2022-23 season saw the Warriors struggle, culminating in an early playoff exit when Curry was injured. Curry expressed that while winning championships remains challenging given the strength of other teams, he still aims for competitiveness.
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It’s no secret there is disappointment surrounding the Warriors ahead of the upcoming season.
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While Golden State retained Steph Curry for another two years on a $116 million contract extension, questions surround the rest of the roster.
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questions → retain → roster
Curry will once again carry the offensive load as Jimmy Butler recovers from a torn ACL to start the season.
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Butler → carry → season
Curry addressed the criticism and whether the front office has built a competitive team around him.
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office → address → him
“I mean, I’m not an idiot.
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I → mean → ?
I know what it means in the sense of that window we had where coming off of ‘22, there were opportunities to get better, add new talent, and some worked out, some didn’t.
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some → know → talent
And the jury is still out on how we end this entire journey with a competitive mindset,” Curry said to NBC Sports Bay Area.
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Curry → end → Area
“We knew there’s never really going to be a scenario where you’re going to be in the favorites conversation from a championship-contending perspective.
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you → know → perspective
But for us to go through a year like we did last year where we had, and the year before in the playoffs, I get hurt, we take an early exit in [the] second round.
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we → go → round
“Last year, I missed 40-whatever games.
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I → miss → games
Availability was the biggest theme, and we’re still one game away from getting to a playoff run and who knows what happens.
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what → ’re → run
So, all that to say, I’ve had a really amazing career and journey.
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I → say → career
I want to win.
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I → want → ?
All the other chatter doesn’t necessarily matter to me in terms of how I grade our seasons.”
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I → matter → seasons
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