Stephen A. Smith has raised concerns about the Golden State Warriors' failure to provide Steph Curry with superstar support, especially after the team lost key players like Klay Thompson and Chris Paul in the offseason. Despite Curry's impressive performance and recent contract extension, Smith expressed disbelief that top players are not eager to join forces with him, questioning the management's ability to attract talent. The Warriors aimed to acquire stars like Paul George and Lauri Markkanen but fell short, leading to increased speculation about Curry's future and the team's championship aspirations. While the Warriors have made some roster adjustments, including signing Buddy Hield and De’Anthony Melton, doubts linger about their effectiveness in replacing the chemistry lost with Thompson. Smith's remarks highlight the growing frustration around Curry's situation, as he remains one of the league's premier players yet finds himself without adequate support. As the Warriors look to rebuild, the pressure mounts to develop a competitive roster that can contend for another championship.