Point guard wanting to win the scoring champion is a very difficult thing, let alone a veteran. Last year, Curry was reimbursed for an injury season, and many fans questioned his status. But after his comeback last season, he quickly punched his skeptics in the face. Sharp breakthroughs, unsolvable three-pointers, gorgeous passes, his form is better than that year. In the end, he played 63 games, averaging 32 points, 5.5 rebounds and 5.8 assists per game, and was crowned the leading scorer.
At the age of 33, Curry won his second scoring champion. He also became the second oldest scoring king after Jordan, such a state, disobeyed can not be. The 33-year-old can still win the scoring championship, so how far is Curry from the 20,000-point club? Throughout the league's history, there have been very few point guards who have been able to enter the 20,000-point club, and only stars such as Big O, West, Payton and Westbrook have done it, which is definitely a remarkable achievement.
Since joining the league in 2009, Curry has also been in the league for 12 seasons. He has spent the past 12 years with the Warriors, and his scoring performance has actually been excellent, and he has cut a gorgeous statistic of averaging 17.5 points, 4.5 rebounds and 5.9 assists per game in his rookie year, which can be said to be an underestimated existence. After only 26 games of a third-grade injury, Curry bottomed out. Since 12 years, Curry has scored 20+ points in 9 consecutive seasons, and it is also one of the best point guards in history.
So far in his career, Curry has averaged 34.3 minutes per game and 17.4 shots per game, the Warriors' first scoring point. Career has averaged 24.2 points, 4.6 rebounds and 6.5 assists per game, including a shooting percentage of 47.7% and a three-point shooting rate of 43.3%, and the offensive efficiency is also very high. Averaging 24.2 points per game, point guards are second only to West and Lillard in history, and they are definitely phenomenal scorers.
However, Curry's career attendance is not high, and he has only played 762 games so far, and his total score is 18434 points, which is only 1566 points away from the 20,000 point club. Next season, the league resumes its 82-game regular season model, and Curry has plenty of time to hit the 20,000-point mark. As the boss of the Warriors, Curry has unlimited firing rights, and with his explosive state, averaging 27 points per game is definitely not a big problem. By the standard of 27 points per game, Na curry only needs 58 games to join the 20,000-point club.
Playing in 58 games this season and averaging 27 points per game is not difficult for Curry. So as long as it plays normally, Curry can achieve the great milestone of 20,000 points next season. Even if you are plagued by injuries or are in poor shape, at most it is just playing one more season, and there is not much difficulty.