Stephen Curry Joins Davidson College Basketball as Assistant GM

The Golden State Warriors have been active in exploring options to bolster their roster, particularly in adding scoring guards to support their aging core led by Stephen Curry. Though they pursued three-time All-Star Bradley Beal following his buyout from the Phoenix Suns, Beal ultimately signed a two-year deal with the Los Angeles Clippers, ending the Warriors' hopes of acquiring him. Instead, the Warriors' general manager Mike Dunleavy is reportedly considering veteran guard Victor Oladipo, who is seeking an NBA comeback after injuries and has impressed teams with his conditioning during recent workouts. Meanwhile, Seth Curry, Stephen's brother and one of the league's top three-point shooters, remains a free agent and is seen by some, including his father-in-law Doc Rivers, as a perfect fit for Golden State's style of play, though Seth is evaluating his best options. Off the court, Stephen Curry has taken a pioneering role as an active NBA player by joining Davidson College's basketball staff as assistant GM, where he recently hosted a mini-workout session, inspiring young athletes and emphasizing his commitment to basketball beyond his playing career. These developments highlight the Warriors' mix of on-court roster maneuvers and off-court leadership as they prepare for the upcoming season.