On March 9, Beijing time, the Warriors played at home against the Clippers, and Curry unlocked a new milestone. In the second quarter of the game, Curry successfully stole and reached 1361 total steals in his career, surpassing the famous Chris Mullin and dominating the first place, becoming the warriors' historical steal king.
Warriors officially congratulated Curry on unlocking the new milestone. Curry became the NBA's single-season steals king in 2015-16, when he averaged 2.1 steals per game, a career high and leading the league. This is Curry's 13th season, and he still maintains a performance of averaging at least one steal per game every season. So far this season, Curry has averaged 1.3 steals per game and has done well defensively. His defensive victory contribution value reached 3.0, ranking 10th in the NBA.
In the warriors' history of the data list, Curry has 12 statistics ranked first in team history! In addition to the steals that just took the first place in team history, Curry's number of games (822 games), three-point shooting (3101, Note: pre-game data, the same below), three-point shots (7250), total shots (14451), total assists (5364), total turnovers (2582), total points (19957 points), free throw shooting rate (90.8%), offensive victory contribution value (87.6), total victory contribution value (119.9), VoRP's high-level stats (60.7) also ranked first in team history.
There is no doubt that Curry has become the first person in the history of the Warriors! Previously, he shined in the All-Star Game, firing 50 points + 16 three-pointers, and was elected the MVP of the All-Star Game, and next, his number one goal is to lead the Warriors to the seventh crown in team history, and the last time the Warriors won the championship was in the 2017-18 season. So far this season, Curry has averaged 25.8 points, 5.2 rebounds and 6.4 assists per game.