On March 14, Beijing time, Warriors star Stephen Curry ushered in his 34th birthday. A primary school student who loves to bite his teeth has unconsciously become a thirty-year-old man.
Curry has played in the NBA for 13 seasons since being drafted by the Warriors in 2009, and has played the second longest on the same team, behind the Heat's soul Haslem.
During this period, Curry led the team to 3 NBA championships, personally won 2 regular season MVPs, 7 NBA Best Team (4 first-team, 2 second-team, and 1 three-time), and was selected as an All-Star 8 times, 2 scoring kings, 1 steal king, and one AMVP in his career. On the 75th anniversary of the NBA, Curry was successfully selected as one of the top 75 stars.
After graduating from high school, the North American elite school did not look favorably on the small guard from Akron, and the old Curry went around selling his son, and he was turned away. Since repeatedly hitting a wall, the elder Curry lowered his posture and arranged for Curry to go to Davidson College in the NCAA First League.
During college, Curry gradually showed his shooting talent, not only leading the school to its first NCAA victory since 1969, but also completing the feat of hitting 159 three-pointers in a single season, breaking the NCAA record.
Even so, Curry's NBA draft prospects remained poor, with him dropping to the seventh pick in the first round. When participating in the trial, Curry and the Knicks fell in love, and did not think that the Warriors would preemptively select him, and finally achieved a good story.