Stephen Curry has put together seasonal campaigns like no other throughout his 13-year career. In 2016, he became the first unanimous MVP in NBA History with a 50/40/90 season and the first player to knock down 400 threes in a season. In 2021: he put together arguably an even better season than 2016 with one of the most prolific offensive seasons ever. While both years were incredible playing-wise— no season or year of Curry's may be more memorable than 2022.
Read MoreThere’s no secret that Warriors superstar Stephen Curry has an affinity to the sport of golf. Curry participates in the annual golf tournament in Lake Tahoe, Calif., every summer. Some might argue that he could play professional golf if he wanted to as his golf swing is as smooth as his jump shot.
Read MoreIf nothing else, the Golden State Warriors of the modern era will be remembered for being the catalysts of the three-point revolution. While Steph Curry was the driving force behind the league’s shift to a focus on the perimeter, Klay Thompson’s explosive games where he’s wreaked havoc on the opponent’s defense while barely even dribbling the basketball has helped contribute to that plenty.
Read MoreThe NBA offseason is a bit of an anomaly. The variance in players that go from game-shape to a comfortable offseason conditioning level is high, with some spending all hours in the gym while others enjoy the time off. There’s no right way to spend an offseason so long as you pick up a basketball and get some work in to improve your game.
Read MoreWhen it comes to the financial hierarchy in the NBA — Warriors superstar Stephen Curry will be the highest paid player in the 2022-23 NBA season..
Read MoreTwo seasons ago, the Golden State Warriors were the worst team in the NBA. Their 15 wins were lower than the Timberwolves and the Cavaliers, both at 19 wins a piece. Steph Curry played a total of 5 games that season due to a broken hand, Klay Thompson had just torn his ACL in the NBA Finals, Kevin Durant was on the mend from an injury of his own in Brooklyn after leaving in free agency, and it was a down year for Draymond Green with a myriad of injuries of his own.
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