Steph Curry may have spilled the beans. The Warriors star hinted that Golden State is set to sign free-agent Celtics center Al Horford in what would be a big boost to the Western Conference power.

Steph Curry Gives Al Horford Ultimate Endorsement, Hints at Warriors Signing Him originally appeared on Athlon Sports. In a tantalizing hint at a potential blockbuster move, Golden State Warriors superstar Steph Curry has thrown his weight behind the idea of Al Horford joining the team.

Now, rumors are swirling that he could head to the Western Conference, and Stephen Curry recently dropped a major hint about the possibility of playing with the veteran big man next season.

As of this writing, the Golden State Warriors remain the only NBA team without a key player addition this summer, but they may be closing in on one of their top targets.

The Golden State Warriors have been arguably the quietest team through the offseason to this point. In what should've been an exciting series, the Timberwolves rolled over the Warriors 4-1 after Stephen Curry left Game 1 of the series with a hamstring injury.

"I don't know," the Golden State Warriors star said Thursday when asked how long he plans on playing in the NBA, per Anthony Slater of The Athletic. "I'm just taking it two years at a time. That's what I have left on my contract right now."

Steph Curry’s dad is joining Amazon Prime’s NBA coverage beginning in 2025-26, NJ Advance Media has confirmed. Dell Curry, a former first-round NBA pick who now serves as the Charlotte Hornets’ color commentator, will be part of the Amazon team for “some games,” a person with direct knowledge said.

Stephen Curry’s father, Dell Curry, is quite a familiar name in the NBA realm. While he was a former NBA athlete, Curry kept his contact with basketball even after retirement. Curry had been an active part ofthe Charlotte Hornets’ commentating team alongside Eric Collins.

Landing a reliable on-ball scoring threat to take pressure off of Stephen Curry will be one of the Golden State Warriors' main priorities throughout the 2025 NBA offseason.