Team general manager Mike Dunleavy recently spoke about the future of Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry. According to Dunleavy, Curry intends to spend the rest of his career with the Warriors.
The general manager reiterated the team's plan to keep Curry on board until his retirement. This indicates a long-term commitment between the player and the team.
Further details about the planned extension are available from the original source, the Galveston County Daily News.
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