As a leading figure in the small-ball era, Curry successfully surpassed Ray Allen and became the deserved three-point king in league history.
After breaking the record, Curry also specially gave the customized watch to Dream, Iguodala and Clay, and former teammate Durant also called Curry in the air to let him mail the watch to himself.
Curry did this for a simple reason, it was with the help of these teammates that he was able to reach the top of the all-time three-point king and create a brilliant career.
So who are the best teammates Curry has worked with so far in his career?
The US media "fadeawayworld" also discussed this topic, selecting the top ten list, of which Wiggins was fifth and Iguodala missed the top three.
Tenth place: Bogut
In addition to the controversial style of play and the inexhaustible character, Bogut played the role of starting center for most of the time in the Warriors.
Despite the overall lack of brilliance, he has been providing a steady output on both ends of the team's offensive and defensive ends, and was one of Curry's heroes in winning his first title.
Ninth place: Livingston
Livingston and the Warriors can be described as a mutual success, as a talented player who has suffered a major injury at the reimbursement level, Livingston was reborn in the Warriors' system and subsequently became the most stable role player during the team's championship campaign.
In 414 games for the Warriors, he won 80.7% and helped Curry win three championships.
Eighth place: Barnes
Before Durant joined, it was Barnes who helped Curry win his first career title, he was the team's stable starting line-up and an important part of the Warriors' small-ball system.
With a 71.3 percent win percentage during his time with Curry, he would have gotten a higher ranking if he hadn't left the Warriors because of contract issues.
Seventh place: David Lee
David Lee played a huge role early in Curry's career as a highly talented big forward with a steady output of nearly 15+10.
He is also one of the heroes of Curry's first title, and during his time with Curry, David Lee has maintained an efficient output, while constantly accepting various role adjustments, and can still average 15.5 points and 8.8 rebounds per game.
Sixth place: Monta Ellis
Before Curry's rise, Montaellis was a well-deserved facade for the Warriors, averaging more than 20 points per game in three seasons with Curry.
Especially in Curry's rookie season, Montaellis averaged 25.5 points per game, which is also the second highest score of Curry's teammates in a single season, after Durant's average of 26 points per game.
Fifth place: Wiggins
Up to now, Wiggins has played with Curry for 3 seasons, averaging 18.2 points and 4.8 rebounds per game, and has completed the transformation at both ends of the offensive and defensive ends, becoming the team's most reliable two-way player.
If the future can help Curry win the championship and have a good performance in the championship race, then Wiggins still has a chance to improve the ranking.
Fourth place: Iguodala
During the Warriors' 5 years and 3 crowns, Iguodala was an indispensable glue for the Warriors and one of the most trusted players at key moments at both ends of the team's offensive and defensive ends.
This allowed him to force Curry to get the FMVP, but he also helped Curry win the championship 3 times, but due to personal role positioning and data problems, he could only relegate to fourth.
Third place: chasing dreams
Dream Chaser is not a talented player, it can even be said that he is a system player, but he is the most suitable system player for Curry.
The Warriors are around the dream and Curry one inside and one outside the two axes, to create a five small lineup, and then continue to extend and change, and finally reached the feat of 5 years and 3 crowns, but also achieved the king of the small ball era Curry.
Second place: Clay
Clay's ranking in the top two is not controversial, but the second place is debatable, after all, he is the most suitable for curry's existence, and the Splash Brothers have also joined forces to win 3 championships.
In terms of personal ability, Clay is also the top scorer in history and one of the best defenders in the game.
Without his play, the Warriors would not have been able to complete the feat of 3 crowns in 5 years, and with the cooperation between Klay and Curry from beginning to end, he had every reason to be at the top of the list.
First place: Durant
Like Clay, Durant is a well-deserved top two, but the top spot is still debatable.
However, Durant is also qualified to occupy this position, because his addition has pushed the Warriors to the level of a unique gear, and during the cooperation with Curry, Durant has played an unstoppable posture, and even surpassed Curry, twice getting FMVP.
But even so, who is at the top of the list between Durant and Clay is still a matter of benevolence and wisdom.