​SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA – JANUARY 03: Stephen Curry #30 of the Golden State Warriors reacts after making a three-point shot against the Utah Jazz in the second half at Chase Center on January 03, 2026 in San Francisco, California. NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknowledges and agrees that, by downloading and or using this photograph, User is consenting to the terms and conditions of the Getty Images License Agreement. (Photo by Thearon W. Henderson/Getty Images) GettyStephen Curry has never shown much interest in taking the easy exit. Now, even as his career enters its twilight, the only unanimous MVP in league history appears deadset on his finishing his career in the Bay Area.His renenwed commitment now puts the spotlight firmly on Golden State. Curry has reiterated that he wants to remain a Warrior for the rest of his career, even while keeping his current contract situation unresolved. He has also made clear that staying in the Bay Area matters because he still wants to compete at the highest level.Curry is entering his 18th NBA season at 38 years old, while the Dubs are coming off a 37-45 campaign that ended in the play-in tournament. He still averaged 26.6 points per game last season, but injuries limited his appearances.It is clear that the 4x NBA champion is not past his prime. He may no longer be putting the Dubs on his back quite like he could a few years ago. However, with the right pieces around him, Curry is still a top-tier talent. So, Golden State has a decision to make, especially with him reportedly eaffirming his future with them.Curry confirmed to be resigning with the DubsVeteran Warriors reporter Marcus Thompson has said he expects Curry to re-sign with Golden State, adding that the star guard is “a lifer” who has always wanted to spend his career with the same franchise.Curry himself has since reinforced that sentiment. Speaking on CNBC, he made his position clear: “I’ve always stated that I want to be a lifer with Golden State.”Stephen Curry when asked if the idea of going through the free agency process, like LeBron, is appealing to him:”Not at all. I’ve always stated that I wanna be a lifer with Golden State.”pic.twitter.com/ivgvvDWgiv— Underdog NBA (@UnderdogNBA) September 17, 2026The contract, however, is still a separate issue. Curry became eligible for a two-year extension worth roughly $137 million in late August, but he has not rushed into an agreement. That decision could have major implications for the Warriors’ projected cap space heading into 2027.In other words, Curry appears committed to the team. The bigger question is what the team does around him.Curry urges Dubs to sign Devin Booker to make one last title pushOne recent report circulating online claims Curry has urged the Warriors to make a major push for the Phoenix Suns star. While that specific claim has not been independently established, Golden State’s interest in Booker has been reported elsewhere.Tim Kawakami has said the Warriors w