Due to Steph's regression, the Warriors have also struggled to win games consistently this season. Curry has sort of made a comeback over the past few days, but the Baby-Faced Assassin wants to ensure he doesn't repeat a major mistake that late NBA legend Kobe Bryant made towards the end of his career.

The superstars of the NBA’s previous era are nearing the end of their careers. Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James is at the forefront, but Stephen Curry of the Golden State Warriors and Kevin Durant of the Phoenix Suns are still amongst the NBA’s elite players more than 15 years into their careers as well.

Stephen Curry is 36 years old and close enough to retirement that's already talking about how he wants to go out. Speaking with Tim Kawakami of the San Francisco Standard, Curry addressed his approaching retirement and used an interesting comparison point to explain what he does and doesn't want in his last few years with the Warriors.

Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry emphasized that he does not want to go out like Kobe Bryant did with the Los Angeles Lakers.

So, how do you see your career ending in the right way, Steph? “Competitive,” Curry emphasized last week. “I’ve seen different scenarios. Like everybody talks about Kobe [Bryant] and his last

NBA All-Star tournament has now come to an end, with Shaquille O'Neal's OGs team winning the tournament. For his performances, Stephen Curry was named the Kobe Bryant All-Star MVP.

Steph Curry can see the inevitable, and he couldn’t help but get emotional. Nearing 37 years old, he knows the time is not on his hide. Nevertheless, “Chef Curry” knows what he’s looking for during the homestretch of his career.