4-for-1! Blockbuster trade! Eastern powerhouse reportedly chasing Curry

The Warriors have reinforced, but it seems they haven't...

Re-signed Gary Payton II for one year at $3.9 million, and De'Anthony Melton for two years at $11 million.

The Warriors currently have 13 players under standard contracts, with about $6 million remaining before the second apron hard cap.

It seems we can't expect much from the Warriors' front office this summer. In other words, they are truly starting to plan for the post-Curry era, which is why they are staying put and keeping their draft picks.

Precisely because the Warriors are drifting further from championship contention, trade rumors about Curry have increased. Some reports even claim that the Celtics are aggressively pursuing the 38-year-old superstar.The offer is Paul George + Sam Hauser + two first-round picks from the 76ers.

Of course, it's safe to say the Warriors won't actively trade Curry unless he himself wants to leave to pursue his fifth career championship ring.

According to the latest report from renowned reporter Siegel:The Warriors will not trade Curry, and he himself does not intend to request a trade.Earlier, insider Shams reported that both Curry and the Warriors are interested in completing a contract extension this summer, with the expected new deal being a two-year, $136.7 million contract.

In short, no matter how rampant the rumors are, Curry will likely finish his career with the Warriors, achieving the 'one man, one city' story, which is a rare honor in today's league.

Curry has already achieved a grand slam of honors: championships, MVP, FMVP, All-Star, All-NBA, scoring titles, Olympic gold medals, etc. What else is there for him to pursue by leaving the Warriors? Nothing, absolutely nothing.

By the way, the Warriors have re-signed Curry's best partner. Draymond Green agreed to return to the Warriors on a one-year, $27.7 million deal, the same amount as the player option he declined. Draymond opted out to give the Warriors more salary cap flexibility to pursue LeBron James, but unfortunately that failed.

The team and players are both loyal, but unfortunately not every effort yields the desired return.