Steph Curry opens up on potential retirement amid 16th season (Image credit: Imagn)
Steph Curry had back-to-back showstopping performances in the 2024 Paris Olympics to help Team USA win gold. Despite that, there has been a bit of retirement talk surrounding the future Hall of Famer. Golden State is in fifth place in the Western Conference.
Curry previously said that after reaching 35, he sought advice from Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers on how to play beyond 35. While he indicated in an interview with Andscape, "who knows" about playing at 40 years old, retirement rumors have followed the future Hall of Famer this season.
During an interview with Bloomberg's The Circuit of Emily Chang, released this week, Curry spoke about his career, and the idea of retirement.
“There are two ways to really go out in basketball: either you’re forced out or you go out on your own terms," Curry said. "I hope to be in a situation where you consider how your body feels, what it takes to get ready for games, and the offseason training that goes into preparing yourself for an 82-game season.
