Stephen curry Journey to NBA: Top Facts about great point guard 

Stephen Curry’s journey is quite interesting and full of funs. So let’s open the underrated story of this great point guard for golden state warriors.

Baby-Faced Assassin, Chef Curry, Steph, or The Golden boy fans often called by this name but point guard is one, STEPHEN CURRY. 

Stephen Curry’s real name is Wardell Stephen Curry III but people often know him as Steph curry. A professional American basketball player started to play for golden state Warriors since 2009. He was the 7th pick at that time of NBA draft. He also made impressive impact on the board members by starting as a point guard and average of 17.5 points per game in his first season. 

Stephen Curry college basketball

Started at Davidson he become a one of the best shooter ever but not by his real name, he often known there by baby faced guard. At the Davidson Steph curry’s position is shooting guard an point guard. He started to play for Davidson from 2006 to 2009. 

Between three seasons, Davidson recorded 85-20 when Steph curry was in team. This makes remarkable because the winning percentage at that time was 0.809 which is superb. 

At one point, Steph curry also trolled by a charlotte observer and said: “Stephen Curry a chip off the old shot”. This is just because his dad Dell Curry is great NBA player and was played for the hornets. Curry was averaging 20 points, eight rebounds and five assets when story was published. 

Recruiting analyst Dave Telep believes Curry could be the top incoming freshman in the Southern Conference in 2006-07. “I really believe if you look at his career in four years, you’ll be able to say he would’ve been able to play at a higher collegiate level,” Telep went on to remark. “His basketball IQ is extremely high for a high school senior. He’s gifted. He shoots out the lights. There are many things to like.”

Curry gained nearly four inches and 30 pounds between the starting point of his junior year of high school and the beginning of his freshman year of college where he was 6-1, 180 pounds, but with a game that was greater than his stature.

After drafted in 2009 for GSW Steph curry’s reaction for Davidson is: “I didn’t want to leave.”

Stephen curry and Klay Thompson splash brothers

2009 entry of Steph was markable. Now the journey of Stephen curry to chef curry is started and curry started to cook the game. In 2009 curry was drafted as the 7th pick by the golden state warriors and revolutionary journey stated in NBA. 

The beginning of his career in NBA wasn’t easy. Curry faced injuries and he was troubled by concerns about his distinctive approach. But he still manage to become 

• 2009 Southern Conference Player of the Year
• 2009 consensus First Team All-American

In 2011 Klay Thompson wad drafted by golden state warriors and duo of Steph curry and Klay Thompson formed. Their three-point attack was a spectacle that grabbed interest and revolutionized the offensive field.

Throughout a regular season game in 2012, both players earned the nickname “The Splash Brothers” after making a total of seven 3-pointers. Due to their precision and rapid shooting, Curry and Thompson have both smashed 3-point records.

Thompson is in the final year of the agreement he has and could become a free agent in 2024 if his contract is not extended. Nonetheless, Curry and Thompson are likely to be lifetime friends.

MVP Ascension and Steph Curry

Curry has played for the Warriors in all 14 of his NBA seasons, and he is a four-time NBA champion, a two-time NBA MVP, an NBA Finals MVP, an NBA All-Star Game MVP, and the inaugural NBA Western Conference Finals MVP.

With his concentrated efforts and ever-evolving game, Curry transits into a NBA superstar. To be a NBA superstar contribution of golden state warrior’s coach Steve Kerr is remarkable, that made curry’s journey unleashed. His perfect passes and gravity-defying shots captivated the globe, and he became the conductor of a mesmerizing attacking symphony.

In 2016, Curry became the first unanimous MVP award winner, and Golden State set a new record with a 73-9 record, breaking Michael Jordan’s 1995-96 Chicago Bulls. The Warriors completed the 2015-16 season by losing a 3-1 series lead against LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers in the NBA Finals.

Stephen Curry’s Accolades

Stephen Curry’s achievements are wide-ranging and diverse, going far beyond his MVP awards.

Individual Awards

• 2x NBA Three-Point Contest champion: 2015, 2021

• NBA steals leader: 2016

• 7x NBA three-point field goals leader: 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2021, 2022

• 4x NBA free-throw percentage leader: 2011, 2015, 2016, 2018

• 50–40–90 club member: 2016

• Davidson College Hall of Fame: 2017

Records:

• Most three-pointers made in NBA history: 3,376 (and counting)
• Most three-pointers made in a single season: 437 (2015-16)
• Most three-pointers made in a single game: 13 (2016)
• Most consecutive games with at least one three-pointer: 297 (ongoing streak)
• Golden State Warriors franchise records: Most points, assists, steals, three-pointers made

Influence on the Game:

• Widely considered the greatest shooter in NBA history
• Revolutionized the game by making the three-pointer a central offensive weapon
• Inspired a generation of young players with his skill, passion, and sportsmanship
• Global ambassador for basketball and a positive role model

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People says about Stephen Curry

 Most people don’t see the game this early.”

Former Davidson coach Bob McKillop

“I don’t know if I’m the best player in the house anymore, but I’m still the best shooter.”

Dell Curry, his father

“He’s the greatest shooter I’ve ever seen.” 

Shaquille O’Neal

“He’s the most impactful player in the NBA today. He changes the game on both ends of the floor.”

Steve Kerr (Curry’s coach)