Even after falling to the Golden State Warriors in last seasonā€™s NBA Finals, Cleveland Cavaliers superstar LeBron James is still willing to show respect to Stephen Curry.

Shortly after the start of this yearā€™s free agency, news broke stating that Curry had signed a five-year, $201 million ā€œsupermax dealā€ with the Warriors. James, always a statesman, decided to convey a personalized congratulatory message via Twitter.

Warriors fans will be relieved to know that their original face of the franchise, who will earn $170.22 for every second of every regular season game over the next five years, is still with the team.

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Aside from Draymond Green, who is known as the heart of the Warriors, Curry is without question one of the most important pieces of the team. Wrapping up a deal for the two-time MVP was undoubtedly a top priority.