Stephen Curry admits his career is coming to an end

Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry admitted that his NBA career is coming to an end and hopes to play as long as possible.

Recently, Curry accepted an interview with the media and mentioned that he has played in the NBA for a long time. Curry said frankly: "I hope to play as long as possible, but time is passing, and we all know that."

In fact, Curry had already made similar remarks in an interview last month, when he said: "It's not a bad thing to accept and realize that the end is coming, no matter when it is."

The 36-year-old Curry started playing for the Golden State Warriors in 2009 and spent 16 years of his career with the team. Curry is one of the greatest point guards in NBA history and has won many awards, including 4 NBA championships and 2 NBA MVP awards.

Curry has played 28 games in the NBA this season, averaging 22.5 points, 4.9 rebounds and 6.3 assists per game. Although Curry's performance does not seem to have declined, his average score is the lowest in the past five years.

However, Curry still maintained a 42.0% three-point shooting rate, continuing to expand his career three-point shooting record in NBA history. Unfortunately, the Golden State Warriors' performance was not particularly good, and they are currently ranked 8th in the Western Conference with a record of 18 wins and 17 losses.

If the Golden State Warriors have problems, they will probably fall out of the top 10 and miss the play-offs. Therefore, in order to continue for a long time, the Golden State Warriors need to find stability and tacit understanding among the players.