NBA fans were hyped when news of Steph Curry touching down at Las Vegas for the USA’s men’s Olympics training camp emerged on social media. The Golden State Warriors superstar and four-time NBA champion arrived in Vegas as Team USA prepared for their gold medal quest in Paris. Curry will link up with big guns LeBron James and Kevin Durant and a string of marquee NBA names heading to Paris later this month.

Here’s a look at the sharpshooter arriving in Vegas:

One fan labeled Curry’s arrival as the new “Dream Team” that will be defending their four-time Olympics gold medal-winning streak:

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“The new dream team!”

More responses soon followed on X/Twitter:

@srryboutthat wrote:

“Now that’s aura.”

@Gameonsteph seconded that:

“I can feel his aura though the screen.”

@tboe3 was amped as well:

“STEPH READY TO LIGHT UP VEGAS.”

@JReulan believed the court was about to scorch up:

“The court just got hotter! Welcome, Steph Curry! Let the magic begin at #USABMNT Training Camp.”

@sethgun1800 believed there was added motivation:

“He missed playoffs, I know he could not wait to be back.”

The Team USA roster for the 2024 Paris Olympics includes Devin Booker, Jayson Tatum, Kawhi Leonard, Tyrese Haliburton, Anthony Davis, Bam Adebayo, Anthony Edwards, Jrue Holiday and Joel Embiid.

Steph Curry and Team USA assemble in Vegas before exhibition game vs. Canada

Steph Curry and Team USA will assemble in Las Vegas for their training camp under head coach Steve Kerr and assistant coach Erik Spoelstra. They will take on Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Canada in an exhibition game on July 10.

Upon reaching France, the US outfit will play three Group C games starting against Serbia on July 31. They later play Sudan on July 31, followed by the winner of an Olympic qualifier on Aug. 3. The knockout rounds are in Paris with the quarters, semis, and the gold medal matchup at Accor Arena. Earlier, Curry expressed his excitement about representing the national team (via FIBA):

“I know that with the Dream Team and your experience, it’s something you can’t really imagine because of the heights of what the Olympic buildup is, and the Opening Ceremony and going to see the other athletes do their thing in their respective competitions.

“We obviously want to go get the gold, and for this being my first experience, I’m super excited. I’m 36 now and I don’t know if I’ll have another one so this is definitely the year,” Curry added.

Steph Curry and Co. are favorites to clinch gold at the Olympics once again. Can the new “Dream Team” can make it five golds in a row?