Everyone knows that as the veteran who created the small ball era, Curry conquered many fans in the league with his three-pointers. He can obviously rely on his face, but he also relies on his strong strength to speak. It's Curry. As the soul of the Golden State Warriors and the core of the team, he is the best defender currently in the league, a super accurate three-point shooter, and the only star in NBA history to win the MVP unanimously. Stephen Curry is indeed great, and he will always be the MVP in the hearts of Warriors fans.

However, although Curry performed very well in college, because of his thin body, coach K thought that he would not adapt to the intensity of the NCAA, let alone the intensity of the NBA, so he gave up. Recruit Curry under his command. And now Curry is indeed one of the hottest stars in the league and one of the greatest players. To get to where he is today, Curry has indeed gone through difficulties that we don't know about. Today we are here to take stock of the five highlight moments of Curry's career. Let's see what they are.

5. Career-high 54 points

On February 28, 2013, it was the day Curry returned from injury. The Warriors played against the Knicks away from home, and Stephen Curry got his career-high score. He scored a personal high of 54 points in a single game at that time, and also got 6 rebounds, 7 assists and 3 steals. In addition, Curry hit 11 three-pointers in this game. This three-point rain from Curry alone really blinded the Knicks.

4. Conquer Popovich

On May 7, 2013, when the Warriors played against the Spurs in Game 1 of the Western Conference semifinals of the playoffs, Curry fought hard. At 57 minutes and 56 seconds, the team battled with the Spurs in two overtime periods. And it can be said that Curry only rested for four seconds in these two overtimes. In that game, Curry scored 44 points, 11 assists and 4 rebounds. Curry scored 22 points in the third quarter alone, which was higher than some players scored in one game. Since then, the Warriors' mantra of clocking in early in the third quarter has spread. After the game, even Popovich praised Kudu very much and said: Tonight, I seemed to see Jordan! It can be seen that Popovich also highly recognizes Curry's strength.

3. Return of the King, a super long three-pointer to defeat the Thunder

On February 28, 2016, the Warriors played against the Thunder away from home. In the early stages of the game, the Warriors were still far ahead of the Thunder under the leadership of Curry. However, after Curry hit three three-pointers, he left the game due to injury. The score was gradually overtaken by the Thunder. Curry saw the situation of the game and returned to the game despite the injury. In the end, thanks to Curry's ultra-long three-pointer in almost halftime at the end of overtime, the Warriors narrowly defeated the Thunder 121-118. In this game, Curry scored 46 points and 6 assists. Among them, he tied the record with 12 of 16 three-pointers. This is the undoubted MVP.

2. Curry scored 13 three-pointers in a single game, breaking the historical record.

Also on November 8, 2016, in the Warriors' home game against the Pelicans, Curry broke the previous record of 12 three-pointers in a single game held by himself, Kobe Bryant and Marshall***. , made an astonishing 13 three-pointers. In this game, we once again saw the power of Curry's three-pointers. With his shooting speed and automatic navigation, no one can guard against three-pointers like his. Curry also announced to others this time that all three-point records will be mine.

1. The first player in history to win the unanimous MVP award

As we all know, Curry played very hard in the 15-16 season, and also set a new record for the highest three-point score in a season. A total of 402 three-pointers were made in a single season, and the three-point shooting rate was as high as 45.4%. Not only that, Curry averaged 30.1 points, 5.4 rebounds and 6.7 assists per game that season, with a total shooting percentage of 50.4%, leading the team to a league-high 73 wins and 9 losses. No one else has such a record. Perhaps other people in the league did not take the thin Curry seriously in the past, which also caused Curry's sudden rise and taught other teams a good lesson. That season, Curry received 131 votes from everyone, becoming the first regular season MVP in NBA history to receive all first-place votes. Although he looks cute in elementary school, he can kill the enemy with three-point shots.