Stephen Curry first active player to have own exhibit in HOF
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Key Points:
- The Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame will debut a new exhibit dedicated to Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry, marking the first time an active player receives a dedicated exhibit in its nearly 75-year history.
- The exhibit, titled "Stephen Curry: Beyond the Arc," opens this Friday in Springfield, Massachusetts, featuring Olympic and championship artifacts, game-worn gear, and archival footage highlighting Curry's career journey.
- Curry expressed gratitude for the honor, reflecting on his journey and the people who supported him, emphasizing the significance of having his story told while still an active player.
- Hall of Fame president John Doleva praised Curry for redefining basketball and serving as a role model, calling the exhibit a historic moment for basketball fans worldwide.
- Entering his 18th professional season, Curry plans to play at least two more years and is expected to begin contract extension discussions with the Warriors in late August.
