The world now knows how the Warriors could lose Steph Curry.

Dub's owner, Joe Lacob, gave his response, and he said, relax.

We're not going to suck.

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Joe Lacob went 40 minutes with Tim Kawakami on the TK show.

I'll have the Chuck Notes version of what was said between those two,

plus Anthony Slater with a really good article on the inside of the hiring to bring an Injerry Stackhouse and the main reasons that Stack is in the Bay Area as an assistant coach.

But let's start with the big news from the last 48 hours.

Steph Curry, obviously, if you have not heard, has said that, you know, the tone of I want to be a warrior for life is, you know, it's still very possible,

but it depends on what's next to me on the floor.

Steph Curry was asked point blank, how would you feel about riding off into the sunset like a Kobe or like a Dirk Novitsky on a team that's not ultra competitive?

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