Steph Curry has already made a measurable impact on the way NBA basketball is played.
The three-point line has been around for a while, but there hasn’t been a shooter like Curry in league history.
Ray Allen was an electric shooter from beyond the three-point line, but Curry surpassed his legendary numbers with ease.
Curry has never been afraid to test the boundaries and has no problem with shooting the ball from anywhere on the court.
This has forced other players, both veterans and young athletes, to change their game and try to keep up.
It might sound obvious, but if teams have players who can shoot well from deep, it only increases their chances of winning more games.
Curry’s influence has helped players like Trae Young have success in the NBA, another sharpshooter in his own right.
Head coach Steve Curr recently spoke about Curry’s impact in a press conference shared by the team on X.
“We’ve never seen anything like him,” Kerr proclaimed.
Kerr believes Curry is a one-of-a-kind athlete, and he shouldn’t be taken for granted.
Curry is a near-lock to be a first-ballot Hall-Of-Famer when all is said and done for his career.
It’s unclear when he’ll play on the court for the last time, but he’s not showing any signs of slowing down.
Curry was one of the most impactful players on this year’s Olympic team, and he looks to play similarly for the Warriors this year, dominating the competition and hopefully helping the team make a deep playoff run.
