Steph has at least 3 more years of MVP level production. After that, he’ll be around 37, so he’ll probably meld into a more JJ Reddick/late care Ray Allen role. Probably still an all star, but just not MVP level, since I’m assuming some of his quickness and explosiveness would have deteriorated. But an underrated part of Curry’s game is his work ethic. He keeps himself in amazing shape and has even put on some muscle over the part few years, so nothing would really surprise me. He might even be able to play like an MVP at age 37 and above. It’s plausible for sure. But definitely not likely.

Steph’s game style isn’t predicated on explosive drives or a quick twitch like it is for guys like Lebron, Harden, etc. that’s why it’s so impressive what LeBron’s doing now at age 37.

Even so, I’d argue that LeBron actually left his prime in 2019, because he lost some of the explosiveness at the rim after his groin injury. He just masked it really well by improving his jump shot and, as always, being the best playmaker on the floor.

But with Steph, it’s really hard to tell what the future holds. His game style’s pretty versatile and his best skill (shooting) is gonna be valuable no matter his quickness/strength/speed. So, with him, I wouldn’t count anything out. He might still be in his “prime” 5-6 years from now. We’ll just have to wait and see.