It would be important to take the context into account if there are any reports or recent events indicating that Stephen Curry is no longer the Golden State Warriors’ point guard. Stephen Curry was still the team’s starting point guard and an important member of the Warriors as of my previous report. Still, there are a few speculative situations in which he might not be regarded as the point guard:
Injury or Health Problems: A different player might fill in for Curry in the short term if the point guard was sidelined due to a serious injury or health problem that kept him from performing at his regular level.
Coaching Choices: Under Steve Kerr, the Warriors’ coaching staff may choose to try out new lineups or approaches. In some matchups or game circumstances, they might substitute a different player for the point guard position.
Position Shifts: Curry might play fewer minutes off the ball and pass off the point guard duties to another player in a rare strategic move.
Trades or Roster Changes: Curry might be given a different role in the event of a big trade or roster adjustment, but this would be a big change considering his value to the team.
Retirement or Departure: The Warriors would need to locate a new point guard in the event that Curry decided to retire or left the team for any reason.
These are broad concepts that could account for Curry’s job changing, but they lack specifics and up-to-date information. It is advised to check recent news sources or the Warriors’ official announcements for the most up-to-date and accurate information.
