Stephen Curry’s Unexpected Advice That Could Change The Future of the Warriors Forever

So here we are, Golden State Warriors — a team that’s racking up wins early in the 2025-26 season like it’s no big deal, sitting comfortably at 3-1 despite all the preseason nagging doubts. But here’s the kicker: can a squad stuffed with seasoned vets and spry newcomers really keep that momentum when the grind of the NBA season kicks into high gear? Steph Curry isn’t just hoping — he’s demanding the young guns step up, because let’s face it, when the old guard hits the bench or hits the wall, they’ll need fresh legs ready to light the spark. It’s a delicate dance between experience and youth, ambition and wisdom — and watching how this mix cooks will be as thrilling as a last-second three-pointer. Ready to see if the budding Warriors can shoulder the load and keep the dynasty’s flame alive? Me too.

Memphis Grizzlies v Golden State Warriors — (Photo by Ezra Shaw/Getty Images)

The Golden State Warriors have gotten off to a great start in 2025-26, scoring a 3-1 track record after months of questions and doubts.

However, the season is long, and Steph Curry knows that the entire team will need to contribute if the Warriors hope to go all the way to the playoffs.

Speaking to the press, he encouraged the younger stars on his team to step up because the seasoned veterans may need assistance.

“There’s not a lot of iso ball in our offense. You have to have guys that have confidence that if the possession says it’s their turn to finish, they’re able to make plays. There will be games when all the uncs are out, and they’ll have to step up. You want to be able to fill that gas tank as well. It is huge,” Curry said.

"There will be games when all the uncs are out, and they'll have to step up."

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— Warriors on NBCS (@NBCSWarriors) October 28, 2025

The Warriors are one of the most experienced teams in the league because they are one of the oldest.

Curry, Jimmy Butler, Draymond Green, and Al Horford are all older than 35, which means that injuries are always a concern for them.

Meanwhile, there are younger players such as Brandin Podziemski, Jonathan Kuminga, Quinten Post, and others who are looking to make a name for themselves and show what they are capable of.

The team’s front office and coaching staff are looking at short-term success as well as the future.

That means they want a lot of Curry, Butler, Green, and Horford, but also wish to develop the younger players who might be the face of this franchise years from now.

Curry knows that he is Golden State’s leader, but he also believes the Warriors will only become championship contenders again if his youthful teammates carry a heavy load.

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