Curry: The Warriors are a very good team and don t worry about not strengthening them, but adding a little "puzzle" will be better

August 18th News Recently, Warriors star Stephen Curry said that he is not worried about the team's lack of action in the lineup this summer.

Earlier, Curry said in an interview with San Francisco Chronicle reporter Sam Gordon: "This year's offseason is indeed different from before, but I still have confidence in the team. This confidence is not out of thin air, but based on the team we shaped in the last third of the regular season last year and the strength we demonstrated in the playoffs later."

When the team management continued to deal with the contract issue of restricted free agent Jonathan Cumingga, Curry said that he still had full confidence in the Warriors.

Then, Curry added that he believed the Warriors were "already a very good team", and also pointed out that the team still needed to "add some puzzles to help us reach new levels."

Regarding his upcoming NBA season 17, Curry said his offseason training has undergone "tremendous changes" with a focus on mobile, technical training and maintaining agility.

"I'm in control of the pace," Curry said, "be ready to finish this summer well. By the time the media day meets me, I should be at my best and ready for the new season."

Sam Gordon mentioned in his report that, from the moment, Curry doesn't seem to be affected by the fact that he missed almost the entire series due to a hamstring strain in the Western Conference semi-final against the Timberwolves last season.

According to previous reports, Al Horford, De’Anthony Melton, Gary Payton II and Seth Curry are all names that may be associated with the Warriors once the deadlock is resolved. Currently, there are about six weeks left before camp, and Curry is patient with it all.