Curry became famous in 2013 when he overturned the Nuggets, who were third in the Western Conference. (The competition in the Western Conference that year was terrifying, and the Nuggets were extremely successful in the regular season.) Including the later contest with the Spurs, he suddenly went from The three-point shooter became a star-level figure and was called the Ray Allen of the new era (that was indeed said at the time). Then the second year was even more outrageous. In the playoffs and the first round of the Clippers, they reached the tiebreaker and almost overturned them. Many people felt that this was outrageous enough. Then in the third year, they overturned the entire league.

The current question is that when Curry has good teammates, he does win the championship, but when his teammates fail to score, why can't he make the shot himself. Especially in key games, when the defense is intense. This is the biggest difference between him and other superstars. He lacks the determination that the team can lose, but I cannot lose. Just like the Rockets can lose to the SuperSonics, but Dameng has to score 49 points, 25 rebounds and 6 blocks to calm the audience. The Cavaliers can lose to the Celtics, but James has to show off 45 points in a single game; similarly, although they lose Curry has too few glorious scenes. He always made 10 points. In the entire 1990s playoffs, Jordan only failed to score 20 points in three games, including the playoffs when he just came back in the 1995 season. In comparison, Curry is too easily restricted.

Curry needs Green. In the entire league, in terms of speed, defense ability, support ability, and defensive IQ, Green is unique, even with thick eyebrows. This is the specificity. So if you didn't mean it, you just underestimated Green's ability. Not just any short inside man can play the role of Green. In addition, Curry's organizational ability, of course, I have seen that he averaged 8 assists per game and is a qualified point guard, but he is not as good as Paul and Nash. Throughout NBA history, except for a very few champions, most teams have at least two top players.

Curry is undoubtedly an undervalued player, and at the same time, he is also overrated. Because with a figure like Curry, no one would think that he can achieve what he has today, so he is underestimated. At the same time, he is also an underrated player. To ask him for his achievements today seems to be overestimating. Curry has obvious physical shortcomings, so it is too much for him to carry it by himself. First of all, it is easy to get injured if he carries it hard. Secondly, Curry needs his teammates to create space for him instead of him passing through. His own ability allows his teammates to gain better space, and he needs to constantly help him with pick-and-rolls. Curry is relaxed, but others will naturally change their habits and be affected. I prefer that he is a super shooter, so he is even more powerful in strong teams, and in ordinary ball games The team can only do three-pointers except for ordinary stars.