Curry has special memories of the Paris Olympics.
The Golden State Warriors’ Steph Curry reminisced about the Paris Olympics in an interview with The Athletic on Tuesday.
For Curry, this summer was one he won’t soon forget. He made Team USA, competed in his first Olympic Games, 카지노 커뮤니티 and capped it off with a gold medal in Paris.
The world was enthralled by the Dream Team’s basketball, and Curry’s performances in the quarterfinals and finals were fantastic. After struggling in the group stage, Curry hit nine three-pointers in the quarterfinals to save the day for the United States, and he was a one-man show in the final against France.
Just over two weeks after the Olympics ended. Curry is grateful for the sacrifices his family made so he could focus on the Games. He was called up to the national team during the off-season, a time he would normally spend with his family.
“I was able to fully immerse myself in it, and it took a lot of sacrifice and consideration from my family to do that. It gave me the ability to try to get as much enjoyment out of basketball as possible,” he said.
“It was one of those pure moments that will stand out when I look back on my life and the experiences I’ve had. It felt so surreal, especially the way the Olympics ended. I felt the moment like a child. It was an experience I would give a 12 out of 10,” he added.
After the Paris Olympics, Curry had another recent event. He signed an extension with the Golden State Warriors. The one-year, $62.6 million deal will keep Curry in Golden State until at least the 2026-2027 season.
Despite all the changes, including the departure of Klay Thompson, Curry’s goal remains the same. Winning for the team.
“It’s still about winning,” Curry said. “We’ve taken the necessary steps to give us that opportunity. The standard hasn’t changed, the expectations haven’t changed,” he emphasized.
Golden State finished 10th in the Western Conference last season and missed the playoffs. This season will be no different, as the Warriors will have a tough road ahead of them to get to where Curry wants to be: winning. Can Curry use the momentum from the Paris Olympics to lead the team’s rebound?