W hile many retired NBA players blame Stephen Curry for creating the 3-point frenzy in today's game, the Golden State Warriors star refuses to use his platform to "hate on the you

Stephen Curry shared that when he does retire, he doesn’t want to be the type of former player who criticizes the next generation.

Warriors head coach Steve Kerr rejected a potential Stephen Curry trade demand. Kerr can’t imagine Curry ever wanting out, per 95.7 The Game. “No way,” Kerr said. “I don’t think so. I just think Steph loves the Warriors. He loves the idea of being a Warrior for life. I think that’s so meaningful for him. That’s what makes him unique and different.”

Any trades the Warriors make at the deadline are going to be around the margins, likely leaving an inconsistent Warriors team fighting for one of the bottom few playoff spots in the West. That said, the organization wants to win again with Stephen Curry and will be looking to take some home run swings this summer.

When speaking to the media after the game, Steph Curry sent a message to all the disgruntled fans on social media. “All the Twitter fingers who's got deals we need to make can k

It's a sentiment Curry repeated during his postgame presser, when he was asked if he was surprised that the consensus reaction to his comments were that the Warriors were "waving