Stephen Curry, Warriors Reportedly on Verge of 5-Year, $201M Supermax Contract

The Golden State Warriors and two-time MVP Stephen Curry are reportedly "on course" to strike an agreement on a five-year, $201 million contract, league sources told ESPN.com's Marc Stein on Friday. 

Shortly after midnight Saturday, ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski confirmed Curry had agreed to a deal under those terms with no player options. 

Curry is eligible for the designated veteran player extension, which was introduced in the league's new collective bargaining agreement, because he has won an MVP in the last three seasons. 

Once the deal is finalized—and all indications are that will soon be the case—the Warriors will be able to shift their attention to the open market and work on retaining other key pieces of their championship core. 

Chief among them are Andre Iguodala and Shaun Livingston. 

Iguodala, in particular, figures to be active at the start of free agency and has reportedly lined up meetings with several clubs Saturday. 

According to ESPN's Chris Haynes and Ramona Shelburne, the San Antonio Spurs, Sacramento Kings and Houston Rockets have secured the first three sit-downs with the 2015 Finals MVP. 

Once the dust settles there, the Warriors are expected to re-sign Kevin Durant at less than the 10-year veteran maximum contract he's eligible for. 

Citing league sources, Haynes reported Durant intends to take a discount for the 2017-18 season and sign a new one-and-one contract with a player option for the second year so the Warriors can have additional financial flexibility in the short-term.