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Curry has revolutionised the way basketball is played.<\/a> He and Thompson became known as the ‘Splash Brothers’ for their shooting prowess from three-point range.<\/p>\n But Curry was the biggest threat. Despite standing at 6ft 2in, his accuracy from behind the three-point line has meant players in every position are now expected to be able to shoot – and guard against – three-point shots.<\/p>\n During the 2022 season, Curry became the NBA’s all-time leader in three-pointers. His tally now stands at 3,747.<\/p>\n At the end of that season, the Warriors became NBA champions for the fourth time in eight years, which was seen as Curry’s ‘crowning achievement’.<\/a><\/p>\n Two years on, his powers have shown little sign of waning. Last season, Curry averaged 26.4 points, 4.5 rebounds and 5.1 assists while shooting 45% overall and 40.8% on three-pointers.<\/p>\n He led the NBA in three-point field goals for the eighth time in his career, with 357 the third most in a single season. Curry tops that list with 402 in 2015-16.<\/p>\n Last season Curry also led the league for points (189), three-pointers (32) and field goals made (59) during the decisive final minutes.<\/p>\n At this summer’s Olympics in Paris, the point guard became only the fifth NBA player to have won at least four NBA championships, two MVP awards and an Olympic gold medal – after LeBron James, Magic Johnson, Michael Jordan and Bill Russell.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n