NBA》Curry何時高掛球鞋？退役老爸預言他能一直打到40歲
Dell Curry says Steph isn't close to retiring:'He wants to win another title, so we're not even close to that window yet. But when the time comes, I think he'll make the right decision.'(via @DJSiddiqi) pic.twitter.com/4NXyw67CyJ
— Legion Hoops (@LegionHoops) June 16, 2025
戴爾表示一般人絕對無法想像柯瑞為了成為大家心目中那個神射手，在休季期間投入多少努力，這也顯示出他仍舊對比賽充滿熱情，而且柯瑞對冠軍仍有高度渴望，因此高掛球鞋應該還不在他近年內的規劃裡。
戴爾說道：「柯瑞還想再拿冠軍，所以距離關上那扇窗還早，但是當時機來到，我想他會做出正確決定的。」
現年37歲的柯瑞，上賽季在全聯盟排名第12老，平均每場在外線出手11.2次及投進4.4球，依舊高居聯盟第一，他也連續兩個賽季都至少出賽70場，最近5個賽季也都獲選為全明星。
對於柯瑞的球員生涯能否延續到40歲後，戴爾也信誓旦旦地表示絕對沒問題，他說道：「當然，因為他有外線，就能吸引防守者，把40、41歲的他放在底角，對手還是不能放掉他，這意味著他能持續為隊友創造空間…所以只要你是柯瑞，你應該可以一路打球到自己說出『我到此為止了』。」
柯瑞的現行合約直到2026-27賽季，屆時年滿39歲的他，年薪將達到6258萬美金，幾個月前受訪時，柯瑞曾表示他知道自己的合約到什麼時候，他絕對想要打得更久。
Steph Curry on how many more years he has left: 'I know my contract is lined up and I'd like to outplay that, for sure.'Amazing news Curry FC!!!Via: @957thegame pic.twitter.com/SXsHluDL6G
— Anika ✨ (@WardeIICurry30) March 12, 2025
勇士隊今年賽季中途交易得到巴特勒(Jimmy Butler)，無非就是希望能幫助柯瑞再度拼冠，他們也在今年季後賽闖進第二輪，不過柯瑞在系列賽首戰就因傷退場，並缺席後續4場比賽，勇士也因此在系列賽以1勝4敗遭灰狼淘汰。
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