Yes, that's true. Walker IV doesn't even need warm-ups, he can shoot while he is cold. The real scary duo in the Celtics uniform are Jrue Holiday and Derrick White. Those guys can defend the backcourt players like hell.

You got a point there. But it will be better if Steph Curry will be remembered as a Warrior in his entire career. It's very rare for a player to be kept by one franchise like what happened to Dirk Nowitzki and I think Luka Doncic will also have the same ending. Kobe Bryant too in a Lakers uniform will be remembered as that.
Still, we have seen players do some crazy shit when money is involved and I think that's what happened with Wade and other players who are supposed to be franchise players, and yet they signed with other teams.

I don’t think this will be his last contract. He’s still playing at an elite level and his game is easily transitioned into him being a spot up shooter. He could easily play into his early 40s if he wanted to. That doesn’t mean that he will, but to me this is an odd contract to sign. He must be concerned he’s slowing down, or this must be part of a bigger plan in motion. I think he would’ve stood to make a lot more money not signing this extension.

If Steph had flopped in the Olympics after the season the Warriors had, he may have considered thoughts of retiring soon, but I feel like the Olympics may have rejuvenated his confidence and gave him hope that he can still continue to be something special for the game of basketball.

Steph lost Klay and now it's time to see what the Warriors replace Klay with and how they fill the gaps they have. Curry will play for the next 3-5 years IMO as long as the Warriors try to build a roster around him.

Its unfair for Klay to get all the blame on why they fail last season since in fact all of them is inconsistent. Its like they cannot perform good each game they play and it seems like they always have a bad day.

Maybe the reason of their terrible season is due to their playing style which small ball line up is over exposed. They cannot use that strategy anymore since their opponents already know how to handle them well. If they continue to play like that maybe the same result goes with Warriors this season opening.

Right now I think they try to build up the confidence of Podziemski since Warriors ask him to shoot 8-10 3pt attempts per game. Let see if he can deliver since its time for Podziemski to show if he's capable to replace Klay in their roster.

We wouldn't, except for the fact that Klay is healthy and he should be the second options for the Warriors last season. However, we really don't know what happen to him as he had shot miserably and the Warriors are struggling to even make it in the play-in. Of course, people are going to blame him for that, 0 points in his last game. And as we all know that fans remember your one bad game for the rest of your career. It's just to bad whatever you look at it on how the Warriors and Klay separated, and it's on a bad note. But we will see how Curry will anchoring the team with Hield and the veteran Draymond Green and other role but big players they have like Kuminga and Andrew Wiggins.

Curry will continue to be one of the world's top shooters no matter how old he gets. We will probably continue to watch him play like this for a few more years. He doesn't have the athleticism of LeBron in terms of physical appearance, but with his game intelligence and shooting style, we can say that he doesn't look like an old player yet. As far as I know, there is no question of him playing for a team other than GSW. He will continue to chase championships here

There’s no problem with Curry; he’s a shooter, so he can continue to generate points even with new teammates. And since they’re still under the same coach, they’re most likely running the same system, and the newcomers will just have to adapt to it.

Have you noticed that when a player has played with the Warriors for a season or more, they tend to get better and often receive great opportunities to sign with other teams? This only proves that the Warriors’ system is effective, and as long as the main players are still there, they’ll continue to be a championship contender.

It wasn’t just a single game; Klay was already inconsistent last season, and that last game with the Warriors, where he was scoreless, was the reason the management decided to let him go. Maybe they offered him a new contract as a sign of respect but with a smaller amount, so Klay chose not to accept it and instead decided to join a new team to prove that he still has it.

If we can see a rival of the former splash brothers, that would be fun to watch.

Curry deserves the money not just for who he is right now, but what he has done so far as well. I said the same thing about Klay, which they didn't act emotional about, which I understand and it is fine. But remember that Klay was part of a team that won 4 titles, so paying him whatever he wants, paying him the maximum that they can pay, would be fine because he deserves it and not a bad player at all.

I believe that they didn't do it because they wanted to keep it as professional as possible, but the reality is that they couldn't do that to Curry. He is their ticket seller, it is not about who he used to be, it's about how he can sell tickets even now. It's basically just the name, Curry name alone makes so much money, including 62 million in a few seasons, he is still young enough that he will have a good few more seasons. Dude is an agile quick player, and with age that will get worse, but his skills are there and he will continue to be a good player for a while longer.

TJ McConnell gets extension contract (4 years) with his current team, Indiana Pacers.
(https://www.nba.com/news/pacers-tj-mcconnell-extension)
He's underrated but his contribution during last playoffs especially against the Knicks was so good.