80 to 0! Unbelievable, Warriors! Trade Curry as fast as possible!

So far, other NBA teams have made 80 offseason trades and free agency signings, while the Warriors have made 0.

Bleacher Report reports that the Warriors no longer see themselves as championship contenders and are planning for the post-Curry era. This seems reasonable; otherwise, the management would not be so idle while other teams are taking all the goodies.

Of course, the Warriors giving up on championship aspirations doesn't mean they will give up on Curry. Instead, they are very willing to give their team icon a dignified ending. Shams Charania reported that both sides are interested in completing a contract extension this summer, expected to be two years for $136.7 million.

If Curry does not sign an extension with the Warriors this summer and enters next season on a contract year, it could either be a way to "force" the team to make moves, or he might be planning to leave...

According to the latest predictions, the probability of Curry leaving the Warriors has risen to 7%, and various trade rumors about him are emerging one after another.

Prominent basketball commentator Bill Simmons suggested that the runner-up team this year, the San Antonio Spurs, could use De'Aaron Fox plus multiple draft picks to pry Curry away from the Warriors to pair with Victor Wembanyama.

ESPN sports show host Evan Cohen believes that the idea of Curry joining his hometown team, the Charlotte Hornets, is now worth discussing. Although Curry was born in Akron, Ohio, he grew up in Charlotte because his father, Dell Curry, played for the Charlotte Hornets for ten seasons from 1989 to 1999, and the family settled there.

Sports Illustrated reporter Jeremy Brener said:The Toronto Raptors could package RJ Barrett, Immanuel Quickley, and multiple first-round picks to trade for Curry from the Warriors.

In summary, if this 38-year-old superstar truly still yearns to chase his fifth NBA championship ring, then leaving the Warriors might become a necessary choice. The team has regressed since winning the title in the 2021-22 season and has been struggling in the play-in tournament for several years.

Next season's Warriors will naturally be even less threatening. As mentioned, they have made no additions, and core forward Jimmy Butler may miss the season due to a torn ACL in his right knee. Miracles do not favor a team that has given up on itself.