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#4 Stephen Curry
Back in 2012, Stephen Curry making such a list would have been deemed impossible. Dealing with ankle injuries and critics aplenty, things looked bleak for the point guard of the Golden State Warriors.
Since then, the Carolina native has been cooking with some hot grease. Averaging 25.2 points, 7.3 assists and 4.5 rebounds in the 5-year span, Curry has been on a meteoric rise.
Bending defenses to limits, making the court 94-feet wide and appearing as a real video game glitch on the floor, Curry has thrown conventional defense out of the window. Rarely has a player been more electric on the floor.
Not only is he stylish, he is effective. Especially from the long range. He has already obliterated the single-season record for most 3-pointers made with 402 makes in the 2015-16 season, a huge reason behind the Golden State Warriors recording 73 wins in the regular season, the most ever.
He also has collected hardware along the way, winning the league MVP 2 times, with the 2nd being the only unanimous choice in the history of the league while making 3 consecutive trips to the NBA finals and winning two NBA championships while at it.
The only way for Stephen Curry in this list is up!
Guess the Lakers players!
