And I agree with you that t could be his last couple of years to the team. He's getting old but his shots are still there but I am sure that just like the old veterans, they're on their way to retirement just as Steph.
But with this extension then we'll still see him for 3-4 years or more.
I don’t think this will be his last contract. He’s still playing at an elite level and his game is easily transitioned into him being a spot up shooter. He could easily play into his early 40s if he wanted to. That doesn’t mean that he will, but to me this is an odd contract to sign. He must be concerned he’s slowing down, or this must be part of a bigger plan in motion. I think he would’ve stood to make a lot more money not signing this extension.
Same here. If Curry can still contribute to the team like LeBron, then he might continue to play. LeBron is a great model for an NBA player on how to take care of their body, so I'm pretty sure Curry, being a star player, knows how to take care of his as well. The longer he plays, the more production he'll get, which could put him above and might even surpass the all-time scoring champ. Though LeBron is quite an exception, as he has already achieved so much while playing at an older age, he continues to amaze us, and just recently, he became an MVP in the Olympics.
Steph lost Klay and now it's time to see what the Warriors replace Klay with and how they fill the gaps they have. Curry will play for the next 3-5 years IMO as long as the Warriors try to build a roster around him.
Still no for me because the olympic is just one event, if we would evalute the peformance of Curry, we can look at his last season stats. And as we can see here https://www.basketball-reference.com/players/c/curryst01.html, he averaged 26.4 PPG, that number is still at a superstar level. Curry wasn't the problem why the Warriors failed last season but it was Klay, that's why he was let go and sure they can find a good replacement for Klay and we shal find that out in the season to come.