In fact, a few rumors started about Curry wanting out of the team to have another shot at winning it all. However, Steph Curry recently put all the rumors and discussions to bed during the postgame conference following the Dubs' 116-115 win over the Minnesota Timberwolves.

It's a sentiment Curry repeated during his postgame presser, when he was asked if he was surprised that the consensus reaction to his comments were that the Warriors were "waving

Warriors head coach Steve Kerr rejected a potential Stephen Curry trade demand. Kerr can’t imagine Curry ever wanting out, per 95.7 The Game. “No way,” Kerr said. “I don’t think so. I just think Steph loves the Warriors. He loves the idea of being a Warrior for life. I think that’s so meaningful for him. That’s what makes him unique and different.”

Curry's alignment with ownership and front office to not mortgage the future signals the start of Golden State's post-dynasty era.

After dropping 31 points to lead the Warriors past the Timberwolves, Curry used his on-court interview to tell fans with “Twitter fingers” to cool it on the trade demands.

Warriors: With Draymond Green (illness), Jonathan Kuminga (ankle) and Kyle Anderson (hamstring) missing from the frontcourt, the Warriors built a 26-5 lead behind an 8-for-12 start from 3-point range. This was a had-to-have-it performance for a team Green recently said lost its soul.

Stephen Curry finished with 31 points and eight assists to lead the Golden State Warriors to a turbulent 116-115 win over the Minnesota Timberwolves on Wednesday in Minneapolis.