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PG - Stephen Curry (Golden State Warriors):
The Golden State Warriors are a team that should be coasting through the season but are not playing up to potential. Even then, they are 2nd in the Western Conference and are yet to get themselves going.
They have a 25-13 record and are just half a game behind the Denver Nuggets. They have won only 6 of their last 10 games but have gone on a 2 game winning streak of late. One player who changes it all for them when he gets going is their MVP guard, Steph Curry.
Curry had started off the season in fine form, entering MVP discussions before getting pulled behind due to injuries. But now that he is back, he is slowly getting back to his best. He has averaged just under 29 points per game, with more than 5 assists and more than 5 rebounds per game too.
He has been really good in their wins, scoring a huge 34 points in just 32 minutes against the Phoenix Suns in his last outing. He even had 9 rebounds and 4 assists to go with it. He seems to be getting into it slowly and the Warriors will be hoping he can play the same way against the Houston Rockets tomorrow.
Alternate pick: DeAaron Fox (Sacramento Kings)
