Steph Curry has had a season for the ages, one that culminated with him taking home the MVP trophy. He’s been a highlight factory all year long, which is something that’s spilled over into the playoffs as well.
We all know Curry, with that lightning-quick release, can knock down ridiculous 30-footers if you allow him even the slightest amount of breathing room. We’ve also witnessed him use his intergalactic handles to drop some of the league’s best defenders. But arguably the best part of watching his top plays is seeing his superior court vision in action.
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The MVP award is not only a well-deserved recognition for a phenomenal season; it wasn’t even that close a contest in our minds. Curry and his Golden State Warriors currently lead the Memphis Grizzlies 1-0 in the Western Conference Semifinals. Game 2 is set for Tuesday at 10:30 ET on TNT.
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