Curry’s status as a fantasy cornerstone remains strong, with a legacy of elite scoring and efficient 3-point shooting. As LeBron and Dončić shape the league’s dynamic, Curry’s role as a primary shooter and facilitator keeps him in the upper echelon of drafts, with steady contributions in scoring, assists, and threes.

Curry is the focal point of Golden State’s offense; Green’s floor work and leadership amplify his off-ball gravity, enhancing the backcourt’s effectiveness and team-wide efficiency.

Curry remains the constant in Golden State’s blueprint, the anchor around which the Kuminga dynamic swirls. With no offseason upgrades, Curry’s fantasy floor stays elite, but the surrounding cast’s health and Kuminga’s decision will dictate how far the Warriors can push their ceiling in 2025-26.

Curry remains the core engine of Golden State. Butler’s arrival could shift lineups but Curry’s gravity should sustain high scoring and assist opportunities. The dynamic supports a robust fantasy profile for Curry, with continued elite shooting and playmaking while benefiting from a more versatile supporting cast.

Curry’s ongoing evolution as an alpha leader after KD’s exit is central to the Warriors’ two-timeline strategy. The panel weighs Curry’s durability, usage load, and how his leadership shapes the roster’s flexibility and fantasy upside for 2024-25, especially given Kuminga’s growing prominence and the need for a scalable bench.