Stephen Curry opens up about the Warriors’ championship window after ‘crazy year’

Stephen Curry has talked about the Golden State Warriors' 2019/20  "crazy" NBA season. The Dubs finish with the worst record in the NBA and Curry only played in five games after suffering a broken left hand in the fourth game of the season against the Phoenix Suns. The two-time MVP underwent multiple surgeries on his hand before returning to the court, only to see the season get suspended in March right after he came back. This weekend, Steph Curry is playing in the American Century Celebrity Golf Championship in Lake Tahoe since the Dubs weren’t invited to Orlando for the season’s restart. On Friday, the Warriors star was asked about why he feels so confident the team can still win a championship moving forward after a “crazy year.”

Steph Curry just finished day 1 of 3 at a celebrity golf tournament in Lake Tahoe. Was asked one basketball question at presser. —Monitoring Orlando from afar —Mentions “3, 4 year run” ahead —On long layoff: “It’s nice to get a little refresh” pic.twitter.com/J51n5vuXYF

— Anthony Slater (@anthonyVslater) July 11, 2020

Source- CLUTCHPOINTS 

Stephen Curry makes fan’s day with small act of kindness