Stephen Curry is still one of the NBA’s premier superstars, and he’s looking to keep the new-look Golden State Warriors relevant as he begins his 16th season in the league.
He’s also considered one of the most likeable and relatable superstars in any sport, and he sometimes has a tendency to dance a little bit after making a big shot or play.
During a team practice, he showed off a little bit of his dancing ability after getting an assist to Buddy Hield.
The ball movement had Steph vibing 😂🕺#WarriorsAllAccess pic.twitter.com/mP6oCT6CNp
— NBA (@NBA) October 10, 2024
The Warriors championship dynasty, which yielded four rings in a span of eight seasons, may be over, but Curry is still a high-grade weapon for them.
He saw his overall shooting percentage fall to 45.0 percent, which is significantly lower than his career mark, but he still averaged 26.4 points and 5.1 assists a game while making 40.8 percent of his 3-point attempts.
This season, he will be without his longtime backcourt mate Klay Thompson, who left in free agency this summer to join the defending Western Conference champion Dallas Mavericks.
The Warriors picked up Hield in an attempt to replace Thompson and the hot 3-point shooting Thompson has historically provided them with.
Hield is a couple inches shorter than Thompson and isn’t quite the defensive standout Thompson used to be, but he is a legitimate 3-point sniper who made 38.6 percent of his attempts from beyond the arc last season.
Golden State missed the playoffs last season, and at the very least, they want to return to the playoffs this time around.
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