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Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry adds a successful season to his outstanding career. Curry averaged 24.5 points, 4.4 rebounds and 6.0 assists per game, winning the All-NBA second-team - his 11th All-NBA.
Apparently, the first round frustration was caused by the construction around Curry last season, as Golden State, the No. 7 seed of the Western Conference, beat the No. 2-seed Houston Rockets.
The future Hall of Fame guard was injured in the second round, which caused the Warriors to withdraw from the playoffs in just five games at the hands of the Minnesota Timberwolves.
Add Jimmy Butler to the team.
The star forward is a seamless addition to Curry as the two had a lot of success in the final period of the regular season.
The Warriors moved from a defeated team to a dark horse title contender, including a deal from Butler.
Curry and Butler - and Draymond Green - click. With so much, the team will now have the opportunity to build a final around the core.
Curry also made a clear statement to Butler during the offseason.
The Warriors' superstar guard was asked that he would win games through games, which any player in NBA history can use.
"Now, Jimmy Butler," Curry answered.
"You (must) get out of...the shot of winning the game. Anyone in history. Who got it?"
- Clutchpoints (@clutchpoints) May 31, 2025
Steph Curry: "Now, Jimmy Butler."
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Curry spent his entire career with Golden State, winning hardwoods with Klay Thompson and Kevin Durant and winning two historic shooters.
Still, Curry’s relationship with Butler has become so strong that he will outperform his current teammates over his former teammates or anyone else in NBA history to shoot a game winner.
Obviously, Warriors fans should be happy that the star duo is so close. The club will need this level of connection to make another connection on the title.
Curry apparently spent time with Butler in the Bay Area, Mike Dunleavy Jr.
This story was first appeared on May 31, 2025 by Athlon Sports.