Stephen Curri reveals NBA ownership plans after retirement

At 37 years is approaching the time Stephen Curri to withdraw from playing in the NBA. Is not entirely clear when they will decide to call it career, but Hungry old major states already thinking about life after basketball.

During the interview on CNBC sports, Curri discovered that he wants to follow the steps of other large players and Become part of the owner group For the NBA team. However, it seems to be more intrigued a potential role in which he could influence the team with his decisions.

“The idea of ​​being part of a proprietary group and real opportunities that allows me to influence that it should be managed by a franchise … It’s something I’m excited about investigations.”

Several pro athletes joined ownership groups in the past, and Michael Jordan was the one who became the majority owner. He led the way for Charlotte Hornets 13 years before the sale of his majority shares of Gaba Plotkin and Rick Schnall.

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But it sounds like Stephen Curri may be more interested in the role in which it helps the organization to make decisions about what is best for the actual team. It’s something Tom Brady is currently working with Las Vegas Raiders.

Until then, Stephen Curri is still apparently playing For warriors. The front office moves to continue to build around him in hopes of winning at least another championship before retirement.

The four-story NBA champion does not appear ready to call him still career. Although there are some signs that Curri could retire, still plays at an incredibly high level. Curri has completed a campaign of 2024-25 on average 24.5 points, 4.4 reception and 6.0 helps in the game while shooting 44.8% of the percentage percentage and possession of a three-point percentage.

It seems to curry everything in warriors, so we could see the front office to make some great moves during the outsee. Golden State does not currently have the first-term choice in the NBA draft NBA. However, the organization is designed to have 154.6 million dollars in the CAP space available for a free agency. So, this team is one who will look after the free agency window opens in summer.

Benedict Vitale It has almost a decade of experience in sports journalism, with expertise in the coverage of NFL, NCAA football, NBA and UFC. Alumni Oregon lives in Corvallis, Oregon and has previous bales in the Athlon subcontract.