NBA News: Stephen Curry admits he wants to play in the Warriors’ former home

Stephen Curry, the Golden State Warriors’ star guard, has expressed a strong desire to return to the team’s former home, Oracle Arena in Oakland, for a regular-season game. Reflecting on his early years with the Warriors, Curry fondly recalled the unique atmosphere of the arena, noting that it was “just raw—you only came here for the game.” citeturn0search1

During the NBA All-Star Weekend, Curry revisited Oracle Arena, now known as Oakland Arena, and reminisced about the championships and unforgettable moments shared with the passionate fanbase. He remarked, “We had a run where we created opportunities for memories to happen.” citeturn0search1

Curry’s connection to Oakland remains strong, as he continues to support the community through his philanthropic efforts. His foundation, Eat. Learn. Play., has invested over $70 million in the Oakland Unified School District, focusing on literacy, school facility renovation, and healthy food provision. citeturn0news10

While the Warriors have since moved to the Chase Center in San Francisco, Curry’s wish to return to Oracle Arena underscores the deep bond he shares with the city of Oakland and its fans. His nostalgic sentiments highlight the lasting impact of the arena on his career and the Warriors’ legacy.

For a glimpse into Curry’s emotional return to the Bay Area during the All-Star Weekend, you can watch the following video:

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