Once again Curry wasn't looked at as a top 10 player in the league 2013-14,his coming out party was the next year.
You still had many people who felt:
Lebron
KD
Melo
Kobe
Russ
Howard
CP
Blake
AD
Wall
George
Wade
ETC
Were Better,what yall not understanding? But I'm done though

yall got it
Man there's no way you really believe Kobe (missed all but 6 games that season), Davis (jumping the gun to include him here considering all his defensive flaws & offensive limitations that would improve significantly the following year), Wade (missed nearly 30 games, declined defensively, lowest RS ppg total since rook year, struggled with injury in PS key reason they got demolished by SAS to such a degree) and Wall (really not even the best PG in his conference, terrible in PS, very limited halfcourt scorer & not the defender he would become the following year) were better.
George went from looking like a top 3 player in the first two months to barely cracking 40% the rest of the regular season. Far too inconsistent and flawed as a 1on1 scorer/primary ball handler to be considered over Curry, even despite his defensive attributes. His consistency issues played a factor into why the Pacers had an offense that ranked among the worst in the league. Carmelo is a more versatile scorer, but doesn't have close to the same ability to facilitate an offense as the primary ball handler and make those around him significantly better. Curry gave you high volume scoring (24ppg), finds open teammates regularly (See: his work with Lee in the P&R or use his 8.5apg average for reference) and produced his points with better efficiency (61 TS%). Howard at that point was very reliant on P&R work/cleaning up misses around the basket in order to be an elite offensive asset as his 1on1 game had deteriorated severely only shooting 41% from 3-10 ft. He's never been a great passer out of the post (Even in Orlando) making it less than ideal to run offense through him especially with his post up struggles. Defensively he was still elite, but as a whole his impact wasn't better than Curry's. Griffin isn't a better scorer than Curry who produces a similar volume on much better efficiency and while Griff is lauded for his passing, he will never carry the same influence there than a PG who initiates the offense every possession up the floor does: Curry was responsible for a much higher percentage of his teams offense that season as a facilitator. If Griffin was a strong defender maybe it'd change things.
I'm not seeing any justifiable reason to keep him out of the top ten at ALL. So and so saying such doesn't do anything to change that stance. and for the record, check out his shotchart on the season its the picture of high volume efficiency.
Killed teams from three, mid range AND near the paint with floaters. The following season he'd become a much better finisher, played more off ball and improved his shooting even more but that didn't just catapult him into top 10 status out of nowhere. He was already there and just built on his game enough to where he could challenge LBJ & KD for best in the league.