At 37 years old, Stephen Curry remains one of the league’s top players, but he recently addressed his future beyond the court.

Despite his age, Curry continues to deliver high-level performances for the Golden State Warriors. In the 2024-25 season, he averaged 24.5 points, 4.4 rebounds, and 6.0 assists per game while shooting nearly 45% from the field and just under 40% from three-point range.

His veteran leadership helped Golden State secure a 48-34 record, though injuries and bench depth issues prevented a deeper playoff run.

Curry’s commitment to competing remains present—he signed a one-year, $62.6 million extension last year that keeps him with the Warriors through 2027. 

Broadcasting: a natural next step?

In a recent interview with CNBC, Curry expressed openness to pursuing a broadcasting career after his playing days are over. He said he would “for sure” consider on-air opportunities but emphasized the importance of finding the right fit and being fully committed to any role he takes on.

Curry pointed to his teammate Draymond Green, who balances playing with media work, as an example of how to navigate that path. He also referenced former NFL star Tom Brady’s immediate jump into broadcasting as something he admires but does not necessarily plan to rush into.

Beyond basketball, Curry has already built a media presence through his production company, Unanimous Media, which produced the documentary Stephen Curry: Underrated. 

Legacy and future impact

Stephen Curry’s influence on the game is undeniable—he revolutionized basketball with his shooting and changed how teams approach offense. As he contemplates retirement, his desire to stay connected to the sport in a new role reflects his passion for basketball.

Curry’s post-NBA career promises to be as impactful as his playing days. For now, Warriors fans can continue to enjoy his electrifying performances while looking forward to the next chapter in the career of one of basketball’s greatest icons.