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#1 Stephen Curry (Golden State Warriors)
The only reason Curry is not playing the best basketball of his career this season is because he has been truly insane at various points in the past. However, his 28.6 points per game so far this season are still good enough to be the fourth-best average in the league.
He is shooting a lights-out 45% from beyond the arc and has thus far, made the second most three-pointers(226) in just 44 games played. Amidst all this carnage from distance, Curry still manages to use his ball-wizardry and court vision to dish out 5.3 assists per game.
Being named an All-Star for the sixth straight year, he is arguably the most offensively-producing point guard in the league, who can do more way more than just beat the defender with his quick first step.
Highlight: Curry netted a record 11 three-pointers against Dallas in January, finishing with a season-high total of 48 points.
Guess the Bulls players in this quiz and it's not going to be easy!
