Warriors star Steph Curry said he wants to call the Bay Area home for a long time: 'Honestly, I don't want to leave, ever. I want this to be my one and only home.'
Following the joys of winning championships, leaving a legacy is high up an athlete's list, and for the 34-year-old, there's only one place he wants to be remembered: the Bay Area.
Curry was in the Athletics' broadcast booth on Wednesday during the top of the fifth inning against the Houston Astros afterfor the game. The discussion with the Golden State guard shifted to being in the Bay Area for 13 years, leading to Curry reiterating that he wants the region to be his home for life.
"I can honestly say how special this place is," Curry told NBC Sports California's Glen Kuiper and Bip Roberts."But also, there's a huge need here. We could really kind of tackle some of those challenges and do it in a meaningful way. Honestly, I don't want to leave, ever." "I want this to be my one and only home. And even thinking about what happens when basketball is done; eventually, that will happen. That will still have roots here. We'll still have a presence here, and we'll still call this place home."
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