Stephen Curry- Underrated Info

When you rate a player, you must ask: Could you win a title building around him? Yes, four times. Could you win a title without him? No, as the 2020 Warriors proved. Did he break the sport? Unequivocally, yes. Stephen Curry will retire as the greatest shooter of all time. But that title—"greatest shooter"—feels like a prison. It is a limitation. "Shooter" implies a specialist. A role player. A guy you bring off the bench to space the floor.

We have since watched the Warriors system collapse without him (the 2019-20 season, when they won 15 games) and flourish in weird lineups because of him. Yet the narrative persists. Stephen Curry- Underrated

When he retires, the analytics community will scream from the rooftops that he is top-5 all-time. He will likely be voted into the top-10 by conventional media. But the gap between those two numbers—between the 5th best player and the 10th best player—is the story of Stephen Curry. When you rate a player, you must ask:

Consider this: Before Curry, the most three-pointers made in a season was 286 (Ray Allen). Curry blew past that by 116 shots. That is like someone breaking the single-season home run record by 40 homers. It broke the sport. Defenses literally changed overnight. The now shoots more threes than the record-setting 2016 Warriors. No, as the 2020 Warriors proved