• That said, Curry has actually won titles, and Chamberlain's time with the Warriors is tainted by the fact that the team wasn't all that great: zero 50-win seasons and one Finals appearance, a 4-1.
• Steph Curry is the only unanimous MVP in the history of the NBA. As the Warriors went on a historic 73-9 run in the 2015-16 NBA season, Curry was named the MVP by all voters. In addition to this, Curry is a three-time NBA champion, two-time MVP, six-time All-Star, three-time All-NBA first team, and the NBA scoring champion in 2016.

A three-time NBA champion and the first player to be voted unanimous MVP, Steph Curry was ranked by ESPN as the 13th-best player in league history.

Uring the 2015-16 season, Steph Curry won the scoring title - and became a unanimous MVP - when he averaged 30.1 points per game.

ESPN, continuing with its Top 74 series, released No. 41-74 on Monday and 11-40 on Tuesday.

Curry is near the top, not just for his skill but his impact on the game of basketball itself. Nick Friedell wrote:

The greatest shooter of all time. Curry’s ability to hit shots from all over the floor changed the way the game is played.

Since 2013-14, his first All-Star season, Curry has averaged 26 points, 6.9 assists and 4.8 rebounds per game. Over those six-plus seasons (including five 2019-20 games), he has made 4.2 3-pointers per game on 9.7 attempts, which comes out to a ridiculous 43.1%.

Of the 57 times a player has attempted at least 7.69 3-pointers per game (Curry’s 2012-13 number), Curry has four of the five best shooting percentages and seven of the best 15.

Prior to that 2012-13 season, only 11 times had a player attempted at least that many 3s a game.

This past season alone, 17 players did it. It’s the Curry effect.

Curry’s influence on the game is seen on every level of basketball as younger generations shoot more than ever while trying to replicate his game.

Right behind Curry at No. 14 is former Warrior Kevin Durant, a regular-season MVP winner and two-time Finals MVP.

Royce Young wrote:

Even if he retired tomorrow, he has stacked an all-time career. His eight years in OKC featured his best individual basketball, with four scoring titles and an MVP.

No matter how you view his two championships with the Warriors — both of which included Finals MVPs — they will forever be high on the bullet points of his overall resume.

Young thinks Durant could climb even higher if he returns from an Achilles injury at near-full strength.

Another title in a less controversial fashion could vault Durant into the top 10, and if he recovers to be even close to his pre-injury self, he could challenge some massive career numbers.

Curry and Durant are the two highest-ranked active players outside of LeBron James.

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Curry is the second-highest point guard ranked so far, behind Oscar Robertson at 11, and will likely finish as third-best behind The Big O and Magic Johnson.

The 10 players not yet listed who are likely to make up ESPN’s top 10 in some order are, alphabetically: Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Larry Bird, Kobe Bryant, Wilt Chamberlain, Tim Duncan, LeBron James, Magic Johnson, Michael Jordan, Shaquille O’Neal and Bill Russell.

Steph Curry is the greatest shooter in the history of the game. Throughout his career, Curry has made it a habit to make the impossible look ordinary.

Curry is well on track to surpass Ray Allen for the most threes ever made in the history of the NBA. Despite breaking many records this year, Curry fell short of one record set by a legend.

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In the first 25 games of the NBA season, Steph Curry had 741 points. Only Michael Jordan has more points than Steph Curry for a player above the age of 32 in the NBA.

Surely, surpassing Michael Jordan would’ve been a real feather in the cap of Steph Curry. However, given the success Curry has enjoyed over the course of his career, he will be happy to be mentioned in the same breath as ‘His Airness’.

Curry entered the NBA as the 7th pick in the 2009 NBA draft. Since then, he has gone on to break records, win titles, and change the face of the NBA.

Thanks to Curry and other mercurial shooters like Klay Thompson, Kevin Durant, and Damian Lillard, the NBA has now become more focused on 3-point shooting. Curry revolutionized the nature of the sport.

Steph Curry is the only unanimous MVP in the history of the NBA. As the Warriors went on a historic 73-9 run in the 2015-16 NBA season, Curry was named the MVP by all voters. In addition to this, Curry is a three-time NBA champion, two-time MVP, six-time All-Star, three-time All-NBA first team, and the NBA scoring champion in 2016.

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Steph going at it alone this year

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This year, Steph Curry has been fantastic. He is playing at an MVP level and has been the key offensive option for the Golden State Warriors.

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However, his performances have not been enough to keep the Warriors successful. The loss of Klay Thompson in pre-season was huge, and the Warriors will now focus on getting a playoff spot this season thanks to Curry’s performances.

Can Curry lead the Warriors to the Playoffs this season? He desperately needs his teammates to step up. While Curry is an offensive juggernaut, he cannot be the only attacking threat on the team.

But if they can help him, the Warriors are a threat to any team, having shown that against the Clippers and the Lakers.

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