Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry, 34, discusses in an interview how many years he wants to keep playing in the NBA.
Curry said the basketball court would remain"his safe space" even as he ages.
"There are more thoughts, as you get older, of that healthy insecurity: 'How long can this go?'"Curry told Sullivan."I'm not afraid of what's next, but the invisibility -- the fact that when you're in your actual prime, you're not thinking anything else -- now I have a healthy balance of both." With Curry getting a better understanding of how to treat his body and approach the offseason at his age, the Warriors guard could play until he's in his early-to-mid 40s.
While athleticism is often the first thing to leave an athlete, perhaps one thing that never does is the ability to shoot.and he still has the hunger to win more NBA titles, there's no doubt that he can keep on playing in some capacity.
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