The Golden State Warriors are facing a lot of pressure to maximize the final years of Steph Curry’s superstardom. The NBA’s all-time leading scorer proved this summer at the Paris Olympics he is still at the top of his game.

The explosive forward revealed how Stephen Curry's performance at the Olympics inspired him throughout the summer.

There's no denying that Steph Curry is among the greatest point guards of his generation and the greatest shooter to ever step foot on the NBA hardwood. However, there is a growing debate regarding whether the Golden State Warriors superstar belongs in the conversation for greatest player of all time.

Initially expected to pursue another All-Star next to Steph Curry via trade this offseason, the Golden State Warriors have watched several potential candidates land elsewhere. There were reports about Golden State engaging with the LA Clippers on a Paul George sign and trade prior to his max contract with the Philadelphia 76ers.

If Curry goes another year without competing for a title, the narrative that the Warriors are "wasting" his prime will only grow louder. Golden State is more than aware of those concerns.

The Golden State Warriors have been very successful in the NBA, mainly thanks to Stephen Curry’s exceptional skills. His impressive career stats include an average of 24.8 points per game, 6.4 assists,