Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors have agreed to a two-year contract extension worth $116 million, according to ESPN. The deal was reported on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
ESPN, citing sources, was first to report the agreement. NBA.com and The New York Times also reported the two-year, $116 million terms.
The extension adds two more seasons to Curry's time with the Warriors, the franchise he has played for throughout his NBA career.
The contract also carries a financial milestone. According to Bleacher Report, Curry will make NBA history in career earnings once the new deal takes effect. Yahoo Sports reported that he becomes the first player to join the NBA's $600 million club.
Curry's agreement continues a long-running partnership with Golden State, where he has been the centerpiece of the team's recent era. The reported terms match across the outlets that covered the deal, though the Warriors had not announced it at the time of the initial reports.
What to watch next: whether Golden State officially confirms the extension, and how the two added years shape the team's roster and salary plans going forward.
