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- 1Why Curry and Leonard signed two-year deals: the over-38 rule▼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 both signed two-year contract extensions with the Golden State Warriors and Toronto Raptors respectively, and the structure of the deals is drawing attention. The length is tied to the NBA's over-38 rule, which restricts how teams can pay veteran players on long contracts once they reach age 38 during the deal, making two-year terms a common workaround.
- 2Stephen 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.
- 3Warriors Sign Stephen Curry to $116m Extension●NBA Radio Host Makes Strong Steph Curry Claim After Warriors Lock Down Superstar Guard With $116m Extension
The Golden State Warriors have locked down Stephen Curry with a one-year contract extension worth $116 million, keeping the superstar guard in the Bay Area. The deal immediately drew reaction across the basketball world, with an NBA radio host making a bold claim about Curry's standing, arguing he remains among the elite players in the league despite his age.
- 4Stephen Curry signs record $116 million deal with Warriors●‘LeBron (James) Could Never,’ ‘Massively Underpaid’ – NBA World Reacts As Stephen Curry Rewrites History Books With $116M Warriors Deal
Stephen Curry has signed a $116 million deal with the Golden State Warriors, described as rewriting NBA history books. Fans and commentators are reacting across social media, with some calling Curry 'massively underpaid' given his value to the franchise, while others mockingly quipped 'LeBron could never' in comparisons with LeBron James.