Brehs, how did stephen curry become so good out of nowhere?

[UncleTomFord15]

From the 2014 season till now. Hes a legit top 5 nba player, has 2 mvps and 2 championships and a scoring title. But prior to 2014 I remember everyone called him glass ankles and didnt think much of him outside of him having a nice 3.

How did he get so good?

 

[delta]

his ankle injuries, once known as career threatening, were a blessing in disguse

most guys steph size stay the exact same but he got way stronger and faster while he was hurt.

then monta got traded

then Klay emerged as a top 5 shooter of all time

 

[CaughtInTWebb]

I think what was holding him back at first was injuries....had fragile ankles

 

[High quality poster]

Y'all didn't see this coming after what he was doing in college

 

[Hater]

 

[TheObserver]

He balled in College.. His last season was Crazy. I knew he would be special.

 

[Goatpoacher]

He made the leap.


Nobody predicted it :jjjjj:

 

[KillbertArenas]

Steph has been unstopable in every 2K he has ever been in..

 

[horizon]

You'll notice that he's become more productive as he's been allowed to shoot more 3s which he's always shot at GOAT efficiency

 

[010101]

lil wardell been a shooter
then they added 2 all-stars (now a 3rd) & got coach of the year tier x's&o's
his franchise/team elevated him to that stage

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[god shamgod]

Curry was always good when healthy.That offensive system kerr brought to the warriors enhanced his abilities,Klays too

 

[acbjr22]

nikka overrated as fukk dawg. He better thank the universe Kevin Durant decided to be a hoe and join him. If not for injuries in 2015 and KD being a p*ssy he wouldn't have any rings. nikka don't go no finals MVPs . Klay should be paid more than him.

 

[Uncle Juice]

It didn't come out of nowhere.

 

[yseJ]

theres certainly a truth in Kerr making him better than he already was. Mark Jackson was using him as a conventional PG, but once Kerr got here he instituted ball movement and made less emphasis on holding the ball pick and rolls. Not to mention having Draymond as a facilitator in a lot of possessions. As a result, we saw that Steph became a lethal weapon from the 3 and is also elite off the ball with a lot of teamwork on screens to give him that clean shot off the catch.

 

[Malta]

Like others have said his ankles were bad, also you could see something was there, his first two years in the playoffs he went at the Spurs, then the next year he outplayed CP3 in a 7 game series. Draymond getting put into the starting lineup opened up their offense a lot too.


Another underrated aspect is that his form has changed, not a lot of people notice it but his shot is much quicker now, more grounded and the ball starts right in front of his face. Just look at his form from his rookie year, it was a lot slower which made it more difficult to get off, he had to alter it to become the player he is today.