Curry has once again captured the attention of the basketball world, this time with a bold declaration about his future goals. Following a sensational 56 point performance against the Orlando Magic where he sank an astonishing 12 three pointers Curry hinted at a renewed sense of purpose, reportedly exclaiming "Never again!" in the context of his career aspiration
At 36 years old, Steph Curry continues to defy expectations, blending veteran savvy with the sharpshooting brilliance that has defined his Hall of Fame worthy career. The Warriors, currently sitting at a 28-27 record as of early March 2025, have faced an inconsistent season, hovering around the playoff bubble in a highly competitive Western Conference.
Yet, Curry’s recent outburst against Orlando coupled with whispers of a significant statement about his legacy suggests that the two time MVP is far from ready to relinquish his status as one of the game’s elite talents.
Sources close to the Warriors organization, including a post from @NBCSWarriors on February 28, indicate that Curry’s comments may reflect a broader reflection on his career trajectory. With the team having missed the playoffs in the 2023-24 season, the sting of that setback appears to linger for the franchise’s cornerstone.
Analysts believe his “Never again!” rallying cry could signal a personal vow to never again let championship opportunities slip through his fingers, or perhaps to ensure the Warriors avoid another postseason absence. Given Golden State’s mid season acquisition of All-Star Jimmy Butler, Curry’s ambitions seem to align with a retooled roster poised for a late season surge.
Curry’s legacy is already cemented as one of the greatest shooters in NBA history, with records like the all-time three-point mark firmly in his grasp.
However, his competitive fire burns as brightly as ever. The February 27 game was a testament to his enduring brilliance: 56 points on 20-of-26 shooting, including 12-of-17 from beyond the arc, reaffirmed that age has not dulled his edge.
Post game discussions hinted at Steph Curry tying that performance to his long-term vision, potentially eyeing a fifth championship ring to further elevate his standing among basketball immortals like Michael Jordan and LeBron James.
The timing of Curry’s statement also coincides with a pivotal moment for the Warriors franchise. After a rocky start to the 2024-25 campaign, the addition of Butler has injected new life into the roster, complementing Curry’s playmaking and Draymond Green’s defensive tenacity.
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