Curry will turn 37 this season, and while he’s only aging like fine wine thus far, Golden State knows the clock is ticking.

The Warriors aren’t contenders as currently constructed. Curry deserves another shot at a title. Golden State should do everything in its power to bring in another superstar to help Curry make a run.

Why not reunite Curry with the man he’s won two titles with already? Bleacher Report’s Zach Buckley reported on Thursday that Phoenix Suns scoring machine Kevin Durant on the trade market this season.

“Since Beal has a no-trade clause and Booker is in the heart of his prime, Durant seems the likeliest trade candidate of the three,” Buckley said. “And despite being a 36-year-old who has only topped 55 games once in the past five seasons, his value would be immense.”

“Signs of age-related decline for Durant are simply nonexistent. He was an All-NBA second-teamer this past season, averaging 27.1 points on 52.3/41.3/85.6 shooting, 6.6 rebounds and 5.0 assists across 75 contests.”

“He is one of the greatest scorers this game has ever seen and as easy of a fit as you’ll find among the superstar ranks as a versatile, high-level contributor on both ends. While his age and contract would dissuade non-contenders from giving chase, the competition among interested and able suitors would be ferocious. He is, after all, Kevin freakin’ Durant.”

Golden State would have to send a package of Andrew Wiggins, Gary Payton II, Jonathan Kuminga, and Kevon Looney over to Phoenix for the money to work. Plus, Phoenix would likely suck the Warriors dry of any draft picks they feel like demanding.

Could a late-career core of Curry, Durant, and Draymond Green make one last title push? The trio would be surrounded by excellent role players in Brandin Podziemski, Buddy Hield, and Kyle Anderson.