Stephen Curry: 'No drama' over unsettled contract as camp nears

Curry is eligible for a two‑year, $136.7M extension but is holding off to consider options and team cap flexibility; he says the delay won't affect his play or the team's vibe entering camp.

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- Direct quote: "I don't want there to be no drama. No talking points. This team should be competitive and go win."
- Curry: "It's going to happen at the right time, once I have all the information I need to make the decision that is right."
- He called staying with the Warriors his "obvious goal."
- Became extension‑eligible Aug. 29 for up to two years/$136.7 million.
- If he signs a max, Warriors' projected 2027 cap space would fall from ~ $100M+ to roughly $45M, per ESPN.
- Warriors reportedly presented multiple options, including max, slightly smaller pay cuts, or waiting.
- Curry says his body is ready after offseason work and that the contract delay "won't affect me in terms of my play."
- Training camp starts next week and the regular season opener is Oct. 21 in L.A.

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