
Stephen Curry has openly criticized the Golden State Warriors’ front office for failing to build a championship-contending roster around him, despite his continued leadership. The two-time MVP signed a massive $116 million contract extension, locking him in for another two seasons, but the team’s lack of significant offseason moves has left questions about their long-term competitiveness.
Curry acknowledged the Warriors’ narrow window to improve after their early playoff exits in 2022 and 2023, noting that while some roster additions worked out, others fell short of expectations. With Jimmy Butler still recovering from a torn ACL and Curry carrying the offensive load, the team’s path to a deep playoff run remains uncertain, especially after missing out on a title run last season due to injuries and an early second-round defeat.
The guard emphasized his desire to win, downplaying the broader criticism surrounding the franchise’s recent struggles.

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