Stephen Curry makes his big statement regarding his career with Golden State Warriors

For the rest of his career, Stephen Curry intends to play for the Golden State Warriors. Finding this phenomenon in the NBA and other sports is getting harder and harder. Curry has played in 956 games for Golden State, averaging 24.8 points and 6.4 assists.

The point guard for the Warriors has been selected to 10 All-Star teams, won four NBA titles, and appeared in ten All-NBA teams. Curry was chosen as the 2022 NBA Finals MVP in addition to winning two league MVP awards.

As per Pink Villa, "I can clearly say I want to be a Warrior for life. That's always been my goal. And I'm saying that sitting in this chair right now, but like you said, life, and especially life in the NBA, it is a wild environment, and things change quickly, and the league has changed quickly, so we're trying to adapt and evolve," Stephen Curry said.

In today's NBA, Curry's decision to play his whole career at Golden State Warriors would be a rare feat. It appears that at some time in their lives, even significant components of an organization are moved. When Golden State opted to split ways with Klay Thompson, Warriors fans were given an early glimpse of that reality. The former Splash Brother contributed significantly to the team's success, but he just inked a sign-and-trade agreement to play for the Dallas Mavericks.

Stephen Curry should get acknowledged by Golden State Warriors

Then there is the LeBron James situation. The NBA player was selected by the Cleveland Cavaliers, and it seemed like he would have a legendary career in his home state of Ohio, where he was born. But before bringing one to Cleveland, James did win two championships with the Miami Heat. He also left the Cavaliers a second time to play in the west for the Los Angeles Lakers, where it looks like he will call it quits.

If Curry stays with the Warriors for the rest of his career, he should be acknowledged. The point guard has long been dedicated to making Golden State Warriors a contender in a league where players regularly switch teams in the hopes of earning more money or greater championship prospects.