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Stephen Curry Reveals Surprising Truths About Defying Age and Thriving in His 40s

Stephen Curry Reveals Surprising Truths About Defying Age and Thriving in His 40s

Is Steph Curry gearing up to rewrite the rulebook on aging in the NBA? At 37, the Golden State Warriors’ sharpshooter isn’t just facing the usual whispers about “how much longer,” he’s confronting it head-on with a blend of hope and realism that’s frankly refreshing. Could we see Curry dazzling defenders well into his 40s, or is this the twilight of an extraordinary era? He’s made it clear: the choice should be his—if his body cooperates and his game remains sharp, why not push the boundaries? But let’s be honest, staying at the top in a league that chews up and spits out bodies is no walk in the park. What unfolds next might blur the line between determination and pragmatism, and only time—and those achy joints—will tell. So, what’s next for the man who’s already changed basketball forever?

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Steph Curry of the Golden State Warriors is 37 years old, so people are obviously talking about how much longer he has in the NBA.

While everyone would love to see him play for decades more, there is no doubt he’s in the twilight of his career.

Speaking of his future, Curry said that he would like to keep playing into his 40s, but he’s being realistic.

“All I’ll say is that I just want the option and if I’m at a legitimate ability to be able to play… I don’t know if it’ll make sense or if I would want to, whatever the case is. But if I can make the decision and the decision is not made for me, that’s a big point.” Curry said.

So it’s clear: If Curry can remain healthy and is able to keep up with the rest of the league, he’ll keep playing.

His mind is in the right place, and he’s obviously dedicated to his Warriors, but staying in the league is about so much more than just that.

At his age, injuries can flare up out of nowhere, and they might last a lot longer than they would have in the past.

There could be a physical problem in the future that is insurmountable, and Curry has to acknowledge that.

The Warriors would wait as long as they needed to get him back, but Curry wouldn’t want to put his team on the hook for too long.

If his body could not do what he wants, Curry would have to make a very difficult choice.

But he’s not there right now, and is still one of the best, smartest, and most impactful guards in the league.

Last season, he participated in 70 games and averaged 24.5 points, 4.4 rebounds, and 6.0 assists on 44.8 percent from the field.

He obviously wants to keep playing, but Curry knows that it might not always be within his control.

The post Stephen Curry Gets Honest About Playing In His 40s appeared first on The Cold Wire.

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