Stephen Curry believes the Warriors will ride the veteran trio again this season, hinting that management should make some additions to the roster

Steph Curry was asked about Golden State’s summer of inactivity at Curry Camp, his annual camp for elite prep players that is now in its 10th year of existence. Though he was surprised to hear that the Warriors were the only team not to make an offseason move, he still expressed confidence in where the team stood.

W hen your dad is Stephen Curry, you have basketball in your DNA. His 7-year-old son Canon showed he’s got some skills of his own at dad’s basketball camp.

Assistant coach Azzi Fudd, a Curry Camp alumni and the star of the defending women’s national champion UConn Huskies, was the one hounded for photos by camp-goers and onlookers after the two-and-a-half-hour session concluded on Thursday afternoon in Menlo Park.

The Golden State Warriors have had an unexpectedly quiet offseason. Despite seeing departures and being linked to big-name targets such as Al Horford, the franchise is the only NBA team yet to make any real offseason move.

Fudd also launched her podcast, “Fudd Around and Find Out”, and just did a “Close Friends Only” interview with Bueckers where she revealed when she first started liking the Dallas Wings star. During that interview, it was also revealed she loves Curry’s game and how he moves without that ball.

Stephen Curry once admitted Golden State’s front office move to replace Mark Jackson with Steve Kerr left him and his teammates blindsided.

Kam Williams transferred to Kentucky from Tulane labeled as a 3-and-D wing archetype. He was putting in work on the first part of that this week out in California. Williams, rocking his UK gear, was in attendance at Curry Camp to improve his game by learning from the greatest three-point shooter of all time and the host of the event,