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Warriors star Stephen Curry gives cryptic clue about team’s future<\/a> originally appeared on The Sporting News<\/a><\/p>\n

Golden State Warriors star guard Stephen Curry could’ve retired years ago and still would’ve easily found a spot in the Basketball Hall of Fame.<\/p>\n

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His game-changing use of the three-point shot and overall success have seen him reach new heights as one of the game’s most influential players.<\/p>\n

And in a recent comment left by Curry on an Instagram post by teammate Jimmy Butler, it doesn’t seem like that success for the team is going to slow down anytime soon.<\/p>\n

In Butler’s post<\/a>, the Golden State small forward posted a slideshow of photos showing him working out in Wuhan, China, and started with a short video of him shouting out fellow Warriors Draymond Green and Buddy Hield and saying that he himself was “on his way to being great.”<\/p>\n

In the comments section, right at the top, is a comment by the two-time NBA MVP Curry, which simply reads “on The way,” with a praising hands emoji next to it.<\/p>\n

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Now, it’s one thing for a player or a fan to comment this or say this, but for it to come from a player of such high regard as Curry, you wouldn’t be completely out of your mind to suggest that the “Baby-Faced Assassin” is getting at something regarding team success, such as a fifth championship in the team’s current era.<\/p>\n

Maybe he could be ‘on the way’ to train with Butler in Wuhan? Who knows what the 11-time All-Star meant.<\/p>\n

But with Curry, Butler, and Green all in their mid-to-late 30s, the time could be running out for the team to reach that fifth championship.<\/p>\n

Or in Butler’s case, his first.<\/p>\n