Warriors writer suggests 6-foot-7 NBA champion, Stephen Curry reunite via Jonathan Kuminga swap originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. The Golden State Warriors are itching to capture one more NBA title before Stephen Curry, Draymond Green and Jimmy Butler ride off into the sunset.

Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry has been dominant in season-opening games throughout his career.

And this offseason, the Warriors signed Seth Curry, Steph's brother. It seemed like it'd be a chance for them to play together in the league for the first time. But on this night, and on the nights in the near future, Seth won't be playing.

Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry said it still feels "surreal" to be a face of the NBA alongside rival LeBron James.

In Year 17, Curry's performance is still crucial to the Warriors' success. Curry averaged 24.5 points per game while shooting 44.8% from the field and 39.7% from three. All signs point to Curry repeating that performance this season, so long as he's able to remain on the court.

Steph Curry is in his age-38 season. Jimmy Butler just turned 36. Draymond Green will do the same in March. Newcomer Al Horford — the Warriors’ presumed starting and closing center — is

Golden State superstar Stephen Curry and his head coach Steve Kerr have won four championships together. Now, Kerr will reach free agency next summer.

Draymond Green pointed to teammate Brandin Podziemski as the player to succeed Stephen Curry at the Golden State Warriors.