“Bro don’t wanna win anymore?”: NBA Twitter reacts as Steph Curry reportedly agrees on $62.6 million extension with Warriors 

When one thinks of the Golden State Warriors franchise, one instantly thinks about the lasting legacy of Steph Curry. Following an exhilarating Olympic run, ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski reported that the four-time NBA champion agreed to a one-year, $62.6 million extension with the Warriors. The deal makes him eligible to be under contract through 2026-27, resulting in strong reactions from fans.

The Warriors star previously signed a four-year, $215 million contract back in Aug. 2021. However, "The Human Torch" is already playing in the twilight years of his career at 36 with just enough left in the tank for a few more seasons.

Following the latest development, numerous NBA fans shared their reactions.

"Bro don't want to win anymore?"

X users japta (@DubsBetterrr) and EmpireJeff (@EmpireJeff_) were ecstatic with Steph Curry's decision to extend for another year after the 2025-26 season.

Meanwhile, Tyler Conway (@jtylerconway) and SleeperHoops (@Sleeper_Hoops) highlighted the trade rumors involving a team-up with LeBron James and the LA Lakers being washed down the drain after this report.

"Goat staying another year," the fan posted.

"You mean to tell me the Warriors aren't going to trade him to the Lakers for Ben Simmons and pocket change? Shocking," the fan posted.

"Rip the LeBron-Steph team up," the fan posted.

"Steph isn't getting traded ya'll ... move on," the fan posted.

Curry will be entering his 16th NBA season with the Warriors. Last season, the 10-time All-Star averaged 26.4 points (45.0% shooting, including 40.8% from three-point range), 5.1 assists and 4.5 rebounds per game.

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Boston Celtics legend talked about Steph Curry's future with the Golden State Warriors

Steph Curry was drafted seventh overall in 2009, which later turned into one of the most important moves made by the franchise in its history. With Curry's remaining years being counted upon, Celtics legend Paul Pierce highlighted how he views him remaining with the franchise for as long as he can.

"He's going down with that ship," Pierce said on an episode of the Ticket & Truth Show. "It's all legacy, everything right now for him is icing on the cake. I saw Kobe, he lost his last couple years but he still went hard, didn't he? He wasn't complaining. That's Steph, he carried that in Golden State."

Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry - Source: Imagn

He has been the face of the franchise for so long that Pierce sees him entering this stage of his career as a superstar, making the most of his remaining time in the league.