Why Steph Curry not worried about Warriors' lack of offseason moves thus far

Steph Curry expressed a lack of concern regarding the Golden State Warriors' minimal offseason moves thus far, contrasting with disappointment felt elsewhere in the NBA, including from teammate Draymond Green. Speaking at the American Century Championship, Curry explained his patience and trust in the Warriors' front office, highlighting the difference between external narratives and internal communication. He stated he understands the situation and retains confidence in the team's ability to assemble a winning roster for the upcoming season.

The Warriors face significant offseason challenges, primarily the unresolved restricted free agency of Jonathan Kuminga nearly two weeks into free agency. Additionally, the team saw long-time fan favorite Kevon Looney depart after a decade, signing with the New Orleans Pelicans. These issues compound the lingering disappointment from the Warriors' second-round playoff exit following Curry's injury.

Despite these challenges, Curry maintains faith in the organization. He addressed his new role as co-assistant general manager for Davidson's basketball program, clarifying that it won't interfere with his relationship with Warriors GM Mike Dunleavy. Curry emphasized their strong communication chain and stated he has no intention of overstepping his bounds, acknowledging roster building is the front office's job. He stressed the importance of everyone within the organization performing their roles effectively to solve the annual "puzzle" of building a contender, pointing to the team's strong performance late last season as a foundation to build upon.