As the 2025 NBA All-Star Weekend unfolds in the Bay Area, Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry finds himself in a familiar position: being at the center of the basketball world while keeping his sights set on a bigger goal—another championship.
Curry, a 10-time All-Star and four-time NBA champion, has embraced the energy of hosting the league’s midseason showcase at Chase Center. From fan interactions to media engagements, the weekend has been a celebration of his 16-year career and the Warriors’ impact on the game. However, amid the excitement, Curry remains focused on Golden State’s push for a deep playoff run.
“This weekend is special, especially with it being here in the Bay,” Curry said. “But I know the real work starts after this. We’re in a position where we need to keep climbing if we want a shot at another ring.”
The Warriors have had an up-and-down season, battling injuries and roster changes, including the recent acquisition of Jimmy Butler in a blockbuster trade. With a tight Western Conference race, every game matters for Golden State’s playoff seeding.
Curry, 36, understands that time is not on his side indefinitely, but he remains confident in the team’s ability to compete at the highest level. “We’ve been here before. It’s about staying locked in and trusting our guys,” he added.
As the All-Star festivities wrap up, Curry will return to the grind, leading the Warriors in their quest for another championship. For now, he’s savoring the moment but keeping his eyes firmly on the ultimate prize.