Perkins urges Stephen Curry to 'plan a way out' of Golden State
Kendrick Perkins said Curry should plan an exit from Golden State as questions grow about the Warriors' championship prospects.
Former NBA champion Kendrick Perkins publicly urged Stephen Curry to consider a way out of the Golden State Warriors, fueling fresh debate about the franchise's direction and Curry's future with the club.
Perkins' warning and the broader context
Perkins told media outlets that Curry faces a choice as the Warriors' roster and priorities change, and that the point guard should plan an exit if he wants to chase further title opportunities.
"Steph Curry must come up with a strategy to get out of the Warriors," Perkins said.
The remark follows recent reports suggesting Curry could leave Golden State because the team allegedly no longer has the same championship ambitions it showed during its title runs. Perkins emphasized his view by pointing to the Warriors' recent results.
"In the past three years, the Warriors were in the playoffs. This year, I predict the same for them," he added.
Curry has spent his entire professional career with Golden State, where he won four NBA championships and was named NBA Most Valuable Player twice. Perkins' comments add to ongoing speculation about whether the two-time MVP will remain with the franchise that built his legacy or seek a fresh start elsewhere.
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