Stephen Curry’s retirement is one such conversation that the NBA world isn’t ready to have. The Dub Nation wants to see their ‘Batman’ play for a few more years. However, everyone knows that the end is near. But not any time soon. Meanwhile, he appeared for the Christmas Day game for a 12th time. And the Dallas Mavericks coach, Jason Kidd, had nothing but admiration for the Warriors legend before the game.

Speaking with the media ahead of the Mavs vs. Warriors game at Chase Center, Kidd faced the media. “Excellent consistency, loves the game,” he said about Steph Curry. Kidd added, “You can see the way he approaches each summer, the way he treats his body. He’s a champion, and so to score that many points, it’s just impressive, and so it seems like he’s not going to slow down anytime soon.”

Well, we all know that Stephen Curry loves the grind. As Jason Kidd mentioned, the Baby-Faced Assassin gives his all during the summer break. Focusing on sustaining the performance, Curry blends body control and footwork routines with high-volume shootouts (read: nearly 1500 shots a day).

But that’s not all, working on his core strength to enhance his durability is something Steph enjoys as well. Besides, Curry’s retirement rumors haven’t stopped in a while now.

In fact, they’ve been in the air ever since his empire off the court expanded. He is the CEO of ThirtyInk. Curry owns various mini-conglomerates like Unanimous Media, Gentleman’s Cut, and 7k.

Meanwhile, even boss Joe Lacob told the San Francisco Chronicle, “He’s not going to play forever, though I do think he may play longer than we all think.” Branding Curry as the “Tom Brady” of the NBA, Lacob also mentioned that it will be difficult to replicate the wonders of the Baby-Faced Assassin.

Averaging 28.7 ppg, Curry, as always, is having an explosive season. The only thing he currently lacks is the backup to win games. Especially since Klay Thompson’s exit, it truly feels like the Golden State Warriors have lost a piece of themselves. Living off their glory days from the past.

Meanwhile, the Dubs will be facing the Mavs on December 25. Simply put, it will be Klay Thompson’s homecoming, but as a rival. Meanwhile, the rumors of Thompson’s return to the Warriors have filled the internet with curiosity.

Is Klay Thompson reuniting with Stephen Curry?

Golden State and Klay Thompson parted ways with visible tension, and the residue still lingers. The Warriors, once automatic title threats, now orbit their past peaks. Meanwhile, Thompson’s Dallas stint has yet to resemble renewal. The promise of a clean slate never fully arrived. As seasons turn, both sides appear stuck between memory and momentum, searching for relevance without each other’s familiar rhythm.

Then came the online frenzy during All-Star week. A viral Hoops post claimed Steph Curry admitted, “I wish Klay was still here,” followed by a supposed challenge from Thompson. That dare never happened. Curry confirmed his longing on ESPN, while the 35-year-old Thompson stayed measured, saying, “Who knows? There’s a lot of basketball ahead. I can’t predict what the future holds.”

Legacy breathes through time, and Stephen Curry still owns every second of it. Even as whispers grow louder, belief around him stays firm. Kidd’s confidence, Lacob’s realism, and Dub Nation’s hope all collide on Christmas Day, where past and present meet. Meanwhile, Thompson’s return as a rival fuels nostalgia and curiosity. The story feels unfinished. And perhaps, deliberately so.

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