The Warriors whittled to win the Clippers, Curry won a total of 3 steals in this game, and his Warriors career steals reached 1363, officially surpassing Chris Mullin (1360) and crowning the team's all-time steal king.
At present, on the Warriors' team history list, Curry's seven statistics are the first in team history. That includes 821 appearances, 19,957 points, 14,451 shots, 3,101 three-pointers, 5,364 assists, 90.8 percent free throw percentage and 1,362 steals.
In the personal data column, Curry only has rebounds and blocks left to climb to the top. For a defender player, it is impossible to do everything, the rebounding record is basically set by the inside player, and the block record is mainly based on defensive players.
As a leader in the small ball trend, Curry created his own myth. In 2009, he stepped into the NBA as the No. 7 show, spilled his blood and passion in the hot land of Golden State, and gradually grew into the league's top star. He witnessed the rise and fall of warriors and shouldered the dream of the rise of the dynasty.
Last offseason, Warriors owner Joe Lacob immediately handed Curry a four-year, $215 million super contract. When asked why he chose to renew Curry early, Lacob commented that he was a top player who was not born, and he had a great personality, no matter what the price was worth it.