Steph Curry doesn’t have many years of elite basketball left, and the pressure is on the Golden State Warriors to capitalize on whatever window remains. Last season saw the Warriors squeeze past the Houston Rockets in a grueling seven-game first-round series, only to be eliminated by the Minnesota Timberwolves in the second round.It became painfully clear that Curry lacked the necessary support, with injuries further derailing Golden State’s postseason hopes. Entering the offseason, the Warriors were widely expected to be aggressive in free agency and the trade market to retool their roster around the greatest shooter of all time.However, the team has taken a passive, wait and watch approach. The Warriors are the only team to not make a move in free agency so far. Frustrated fans haven't held back, with many questioning the front office’s commitment to contending and even urging Curry to leave if he wants another championship."Steph Curry has requested a trade from the Golden State Warriors," a fan commented.Stone Cold Killa @stonecodykillaLINKStephe Curry has requested a trade from the Golden State WarriorsAnother said: ky @KyeumeiLINKHorrible front office, Kuminga, Podz have immense value on the market, and you can flip those players into better complimentary pieces for curry/butler and dray but noooA user commented: Wilker Blaise @blaise_wilkerLINKThe Warriors are cooked waisting the best years of CurryA fan wrote:fyh.ken @fyhken1LINKFranchise don’t wanna see their aging superstar winA fan said:AmberB @iambrown17LINKThey don’t even care to make believe that they’re trying to put a winning team together. It’s so obvious that it’s rigged against Curry. He should just retire and concentrate on playing golf or raising his family because they will NEVER allow him to get more rings than LeBron!Another user wrote:Dude Dave @Dave113928DudeLINKCurry simply needs to ask for a trade to a contender.Quiet offseason for Steph Curry's Warriors so farThe Golden State Warriors have had an underwhelming offseason, with little to show in terms of meaningful roster moves. Steph Curry's squad parted ways with three-time NBA champion Kevon Looney, who signed with the New Orleans Pelicans, and has yet to make a single signing or re-sign any of their own free agents.Despite ongoing speculation about Jonathan Kuminga’s future, the promising forward remains in limbo, neither traded nor extended by the franchise. Meanwhile, no trades, let alone any blockbuster deals, have materializedTime is running out for the Warriors, not just to make quality additions to the roster, but also to maximize what’s left of Curry’s championship window. With a core featuring Curry, Jimmy Butler and Draymond Green, the team has the foundation of a formidable Big 3. Adding a few key role players could turn Golden State into a dangerous playoff contender once again.