Fans may have looked at Stephen Curry, picking up Warriors next superstar – Blue Man Hoop

It was the All-Star weekend in 2019, where Kiri Irving and Kevin Durant Rose speculation about a possible union, with the superstar couple eventually united on Brooklyn networks at the end of this season after leaving Boston Celtics and Golden respectively State.

It was a sign that outside the court, built through the All-Star Weekend, may be even more important than the event itself. Who knows what can happen along the way as a result of what happens when the best players in the world come together.

Can Stephen Curry try to hire the star of the next warrior?

The warriors were looking for another star to pair with Stephen Curry for more than a year, before finally dealing with one in the form of Jimmy Butler in the blockbuster trade before the deadline.

Golden State started positively with a record of 3-1 after Butler arrives, but depending on how the rest of the season is played, the changes can still occur during the extra-season, as the franchise is trying to prioritize the rest of the past Curry.

Owner Joe Lakob has never been ashamed to try to add a superstar talent and maybe Curry could help these ambitions through the All-Star Weekend. For example, take Kiri Irving, with the warriors posted a photo of him and curry in the dressing room together on Friday.

Irving has an option for a player next season and is able to withdraw his contract and become an unlimited free agent. Suddenly his future gave rise to a little more discussion after Luka Doncic’s stunning trade, with even more uncertainty about Dallas Maverix’s future.

If Irving refuses and looked around in the out -season period, then Curry might convince him to join the warriors. It is unlikely for sure, but in the past, Mavericks has been interested in Draymond Green in what can be a potential sign and trade.

Curry and Irving played together for Shaquille O’Neal teams in this year’s new All-Star Game format, winning the tournament with many games thanks to the victories over rising stars and global stars. Curry won his second Kobe Bryant All-Star Game MVP, sampling four threes and scoring 12 points in the final.

Erving is an average of 24.6 points, 4.8 rebounds and 4.8 assists with Mavericks this season, shooting 48.7% of the floor and 41.3% of 3-point range. The 32-year-old exploded for 42 points against Warriors on Wednesday, helping his team to win 111-107 at the American Airlines Center.