Stephen Curry and Steve Kerr both made it clear that they want to finish their time with the Warriors, together.

Stephen Curry and Steve Kerr have achieved remarkable success together over the past decade in the NBA. Now, as Curry’s illustrious career nears its end, the head coach of the Golden State Warriors has shared an honest message about their future in the league.

The Golden State Warriors being interested in acquiring an All-Star-caliber wing scorer is no surprise. The big revelation is that they're reconsidering players who were previously thought to be deal breakers — Jimmy Butler of the Miami Heat and Zach LaVine of the Chicago Bulls.

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Vucevic has been one of the better pick-and-pop centers in the league, hitting 40.5 percent of his catch-and-shoot 3s this season. His resurgence in that area has also been one of the drivers of Zach LaVine's comeback, giving the Bulls guard a ton of space to work with. He would do the same for Curry.

"It's pretty clear where I stand," Steph Curry said, "trying to make the necessary adjustments to try to win."

My league sources confirm these hesitations, revealing that Curry himself has reservations about Butler's fit in the Warriors' locker room — a sentiment shared by head coach Steve Kerr. Their worries stem from Butler's tumultuous history with previous teams: