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- 1Why Steph Curry and Kawhi Leonard signed two-year deals▼Why did Steph Curry, Kawhi Leonard sign two-year deals? Explaining the over-38 rule https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/763
Stephen Curry and Kawhi Leonard have each signed two-year contract extensions with the Golden State Warriors and Toronto Raptors respectively, a length shaped by the NBA's over-38 rule. The league rule restricts how teams can structure contracts that extend past a player's 38th birthday, affecting salary and bonus allocation, so stars approaching that age often sign shorter deals.
- 2Stephen Curry Set to Become Highest-Paid Player in NBA History●Stephen Curry Will Make NBA History in Career Earnings After New Warriors Contract Stephen Curry is on track to become t
Stephen Curry has signed a new contract extension with the Golden State Warriors that puts him on course to become the highest-paid player in NBA history by career earnings. The deal adds to the two-time MVP's legacy with the only franchise he has played for, and fans and analysts are debating what the record payday means for the league's salary landscape.
- 3Stephen Curry Signs Two-Year $116M Contract with Warriors●Stephen Curry, 39, Signs Two-Year $116M Contract with Warriors Stephen Curry, the four-time NBA champion, has signed a n
Stephen Curry, the four-time NBA champion, has signed a new two-year contract with the Golden State Warriors worth $116 million. Notably, the figure is below the maximum salary allowed, which is drawing attention as Curry prioritizes keeping the roster competitive. The 39-year-old point guard remains the face of the Warriors franchise as he extends his tenure with the only NBA team he has played for.
- 4Steph Curry Signs $116 Million Extension With Warriors▼NBA Radio Host Makes Strong Steph Curry Claim After Warriors Lock Down Superstar Guard With $116m Extension
Stephen Curry has agreed to a one-year, $116 million contract extension with the Golden State Warriors, keeping the two-time MVP with the only franchise he has played for. The deal prompted immediate reaction across NBA media, with one radio host making a bold claim about Curry's standing as the greatest shooter and one of the defining players of his era as Golden State secures its core for the years ahead.
- 5Stephen Curry signs two-year extension with Warriors▼Stephen Curry, Warriors agree on 2-year contract extension
Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors have agreed on a two-year contract extension, keeping the star guard with the only franchise he has played for. The deal secures Curry's future in Golden State as he continues to anchor the team's championship core.
- 6Steph Curry signs two-year $116m extension with Warriors▼NBA: Steph Curry agrees two-year $116m contract extension with Golden State Warriors
Stephen Curry has agreed a two-year, $116 million contract extension with the Golden State Warriors. The deal keeps the two-time NBA MVP with the only franchise he has played for, where he has won four championships and redefined the game with his shooting. It further cements his status as the face of the Warriors as the team looks to stay competitive in the Western Conference.
- 7Stephen Curry Signs Historic $116M Warriors Extension▼‘LeBron (James) Could Never,’ ‘Massively Underpaid’ – NBA World Reacts As Stephen Curry Rewrites History Books With $116M Warriors Deal
Stephen Curry has signed a new deal with the Golden State Warriors worth $116 million, making him the highest-paid player in NBA history by total career earnings. Fans and analysts are reacting across social media, with many calling the extension richly deserved while others joked about comparisons to LeBron James and argued Curry remains underpaid relative to his value to the franchise.
- 8Stephen Curry to Set NBA Record for Career Earnings With New Warriors Deal▼Stephen Curry Will Make NBA History in Career Earnings After New Warriors Contract
Stephen Curry is set to become the highest-earning player in NBA history after signing a new contract with the Golden State Warriors. The deal pushes his career earnings beyond any previous player, adding another milestone to a resume that already includes multiple championships and two MVP awards. Analysts highlight it as further proof of his unique value to the franchise and the league.
- 9Steph Curry's extension buys the Warriors time they must use●Steph Curry gave the Warriors more time. Now they have to make it count https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7631664/2026/09
Stephen Curry has signed a contract extension with the Golden State Warriors, a move widely framed as buying the franchise more time in its championship window. Commentators argue the deal eases immediate pressure on the roster, but say the front office now has to build a competitive enough team around Curry to make the added years count.
- 10Why Steph Curry and Kawhi Leonard signed two-year deals▼Why did Steph Curry, Kawhi Leonard sign two-year deals? Explaining the over-38 rule
Stephen Curry and Kawhi Leonard have each signed two-year contracts, a length shaped by the NBA's over-38 rule. The rule prevents teams from circumventing the salary cap by offering veteran players multi-year deals that extend past their 38th birthday, treating those future seasons as deferred salary. The contracts reflect how both stars and their teams structured deals around the restriction.
- 11Stephen Curry sets historic NBA record with new Warriors deal▼Stephen Curry Sets Historic NBA Record Passing LeBron James, Kevin Durant & More With New Warriors Deal
Stephen Curry has set a historic NBA record after signing a new contract with the Golden State Warriors, moving past LeBron James, Kevin Durant and other stars in the process. The deal cements his place among the league's all-time greats and has fans debating his legacy.
- 12Stephen Curry Reaches $600 Million Career Milestone●Warriors’ Stephen Curry Makes NBA History With $600 Million Milestone
Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry has reached a $600 million milestone, a figure no NBA player has hit before, according to Yahoo Sports. The mark reflects his combined earnings from contracts and off-court ventures across his career with the Warriors. It adds to a resume that already includes multiple championships and the league's all-time three-point record.