Stephen Curry

In helping the Golden State Warriors win the Western Conference finals, Stephen Curry was...

Curry didn’t have his best night in terms of efficiency in the clincher, scoring 15 points on 5-of-17 shooting in Game 5. “I mean, he’s our engine offensively,” Warriors head coach Steve Kerr said. “Just the excellence that he demonstrated throughout his entire career.”

Stephen Curry was named the Magic Johnson Western Conference Finals MVP after his Golden State Warriors beat the Dallas Mavericks on Thursday night, ...

If the Warriors win a title this year, however, Curry will be the prohibitive favorite to claim the award. The one thing that Curry has never won, however, is Finals MVP in five previous trips. The Warriors are the first franchise to reach the NBA Finals 6 times in an 8-season span since the Jordan-Pippen Bulls from 1991-98. Curry is a three-time champion, eight-time All-Star, two-time MVP, two-time scoring champion and four-time first-team All-NBA selection. Curry, 34, was excellent in the series, averaging 23.8 points, 6.6 rebounds and 7.4 assists. Add it to an already crowded trophy shelf.

The point guard has another shot at the award in 2022.

The Golden State Warriors are back in the NBA Finals for the 2021-22 season after defeating the Dallas Mavericks 4-1 in the Western conference finals. That’s right; Curry has never won Finals MVP. Andre Iguodala got the award when Golden State won in 2015, while Kevin Durant bagged MVP honors in 2017 and 2018. Even if there have been some fortunate breaks for the Warriors in this postseason when it comes to the opponents they faced and injury luck, Golden State’s talent is championship caliber.

Le premier trophée Magic Johnson du MVP des Finale de conférence Ouest revient à M. Stephen Curry :

Stephen Curry won the first-ever Magic Johnson Trophy after averaging 23.8 points, 6.6 rebounds, and 7.4 assists per game in the Western Conference Finals.

“This is special… Curry is now 6-0 in conference finals and will be making his six NBA Finals appearances in eight years. “This is a blessing,” Curry said. “Everything about it is special. To be where we belong back in the Finals — this is special.” “

NBA - Le meneur des Warriors a été élu à l'unanimité des votants comme MVP de la finale de la conférence Ouest. Un nouveau trophée dont il est le premier ...

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Le meneur des Golden State Warriors Stephen Curry a remporté le premier trophée de MVP de la Finale de la Conférence Ouest.

Sur cette série, il a ainsi tourné à 23,8 points, 7,4 passes décisives et 6,6 rebonds de moyenne. Donc c'est définitivement spécial. J'ai apprécié de voir mes coéquipiers le célébrer avec moi. Les Golden State Warriors sont de retour en Finales NBA. Au terme d'une série globalement maîtrisée (4-1), les Californiens ont terminé le travail face aux Dallas Mavericks (120-110) cette nuit.

It's not the Finals MVP he wants most, but Steph will surely take it.

By finishing the Mavericks off in five games, they will have nearly a week to rest up before getting back on the court for Game 1 of the NBA Finals. Still, it’s an added compliment of Steph’s greatness that he remained the best player on a Conference Champion even as a less productive version of himself. However, it’s been a sobering few years for the franchise that once obliterated the rest of the league.

Après la qualification des Golden State Warriors en finale NBA, vendredi, Stephen Curry a reçu le trophée Magic Johnson, récompensant le MVP de la finale de ...

“It's really cool that the greatest shooter basketball has ever seen, a friend, future Hall of Famer, and great person, Stephen Curry won the first ever ...

But winning this award means he’s one step closer to potentially claiming his first Finals MVP trophy. The Eastern Conference finals trophy is named after Larry Bird. It also ties Curry inextricably with Johnson, and rightfully so.

"This is special... we know this isn't the ultimate goal but we have to celebrate this" Stephen Curry accepts the FIRST EVER Earvin "Magic" Johnson Trophy ...

Steph Curry has taken just two shots, made one and has five assists. Curry is on the bench working out that right ankle. Klay Thompson just had a long hug with Stephen Curry along the baseline. Stephen Curry is the first winner of the Western Conference MVP award. We won 15 games two years ago.” (TNT postgame TV interview) –11:36 PM Melissa Rohlin@ melissarohlin Stephen Curry might be the most acutely articulate pro athlete in the history of pro sports. Steph Curry has taken just two shots, made one and has five assists. Curry is on the bench working out that right ankle. Klay Thompson just had a long hug with Stephen Curry along the baseline. Stephen Curry is the first winner of the Western Conference MVP award. We won 15 games two years ago.” (TNT postgame TV interview) – Stephen Curry might be the most acutely articulate pro athlete in the history of pro sports.

The Warriors star was the unanimous winner of the first-ever Western Conference Finals MVP award.

The Warriors are back in the NBA Finals after making it five consecutive times from 2015-19. They await the winner of the Eastern Conference Finals between the Celtics and Heat. The award was voted on by nine local and national media members covering the series — Curry received all nine votes.

He is a three-time NBA champion, but has infamously failed to win the Finals MVP award. He lost out to Andre Iguodala in 2015 and then Durant in 2017 and 2018, ...

The Warriors will face either the Boston Celtics or Miami Heat in the NBA Finals, and with home-court advantage, Golden State figures to be an early favorite. There's something especially special about this award going to Curry considering his history in the Finals. He is a three-time NBA champion, but has infamously failed to win the Finals MVP award. The Warriors closed out the series on their home floor Thursday with a 120-110 win.

Stephen Curry est devenu le MVP des Finales de Conférence Ouest après avoir battu les Mavericks 4-1. Son restera comme le premier de l'histoire de ce prix.

Assez logiquement, c’est le Chef qui récupère la récompense. Même s’il a connu des passages plus difficiles et un Game 5 relativement discret, Curry reste le leader de cette équipe avec 23,8 points, 6,6 rebonds et 7,4 passes de moyenne sur la série. Il a aussi fait la décision à plusieurs occasions sur les derniers matchs et ce succès porte inévitablement sa marque. On l’a bien vu en fin de régulière. Quand le Chef est absent, tout est déréglé et la machine s’enraye. Dès son retour, le changement est immédiat, les automatismes reviennent, le sourire aussi et c’est toute la Baie de San Francisco qui s’enflamme. Sur cette série contre les Mavs, le Chef a dû vraiment chauffer deux fois, aux Game 2 et 3. 30 ? Tiens, tiens, tiens, comme un certain Stephen Curry qui remporte le premier Magic Johnson Trophy, lequel récompense le meilleur joueur de la Finale de Conférence Ouest. Stephen Curry, Andrew Wiggins, Klay Thompson, Draymond Green, Kevon Looney, plusieurs garçons ont fait de belles choses sur cette série mais un seul pouvait remporter la petite coupe.

On Thursday night, the Curry family had plenty to celebrate as the Warriors advanced to the NBA Finals.

Steph Curry’s son, Canon, was less than a year old the last time Golden State was in the NBA playoffs. And it wasn’t just the Curry family that was vibing. The Curry family had even more to celebrate after the game, as Steph was named the inaugural Magic Johnson Western Conference finals MVP after the win.

In many ways, Stephen Curry benefitted from being coached by Steve Kerr. Steve Kerr was a sharpshooter and three-point specialist in the NBA during a time.

Curry is the most important player in Kerr's system. Kerr's ability to motivate his players, especially Curry, is why he has helped the Warriors find so much success in the league. Stephen Curry is the most important player in Steve Kerr's system. One of the things I love about you is you're 2/11, no hesitation shooting a 60-footer. The tempo is so different when you're out there. I would love to feel whatever the hell you're feeling right now, just once in my life.

Steph Curry wore his faith on his wrist as he led the Golden State Warriors to the NBA Finals for the sixth time in eight seasons.

“It has to be something that you experience for yourself and a decision that you make for yourself,” Curry said. “My faith is tested on the court as much as it is in life,” Curry said on the show. “If I would have gone through that, there would have been no Wardell Stephen Curry II,” she told Norsworthy. “And, you know, God had a plan for that child. He said went to church as a kid and his parents were believers. Curry talked openly about his faith in an episode of “Stephen vs. “Yes and no,” Curry said postgame when asked if any of his past experiences felt similar to this season.

Curry struggled with his shot but salvaged his offensive production by tying Draymond Green with a team-high nine assists. Across 16 playoff contests, the ...

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The Golden State Warriors have done it again. They have once again qualified for the NBA Finals. After going through a lot of issues over the last two.

After defeating the Dallas Mavericks 4-1, Curry was asked about his thoughts on many franchises creating rosters to out-perform the Warriors during their 2-year stint of missing the NBA Finals. As Steph pointed out, most teams thought that the Warriors' days of dominating the league were over. This one will be worth even more since most of the league thought that the Warriors dynasty was over.

Steph Curry and the Golden State Warriors are headed to the NBA Finals after they beat the Dallas Mavericks in Game 5 of the Western Conference Finals on ...

- SHOULD THE BUCKS MAKE A TRADE? On Sunday afternoon, the Milwaukee Bucks lost Game 7 to the Boston Celtics, which officially ends their 2021-22 NBA season in the second-round. The Warriors had missed the NBA Playoffs in each of the last two seasons, but prior to that, they had made the NBA Finals five times in a row and won three titles. The Warriors are now the champions of the 2022 Western Conference, and they will move on to the NBA Finals to face off with either the Boston Celtics or the Miami Heat (the Celtics lead the series 3-2).

Although they spent one season together, Stephen Curry is still standing on the foundation embedded by Houston Rockets' coach Stephen Silas from his rookie ...

But he’s just a great person and a great player." The duo spent extensive time watching game film together, and private workouts helped Curry adjust to the NBA level halfway through his rookie year. But it was during his early-season struggles Curry began to lean on the stewardship of Silas. Curry had a suitable NBA debut when he notched 14 points, seven assists and four steals in a 108-107 defeat to the Rockets on Oct. 28, 2009. He made me very comfortable asking questions and learning. But the two-time regular-season MVP winner has a special appreciation for Silas — who embedded a foundation during Curry's modest rookie season.

Anyone who is surprised that the Golden State Warriors reached the NBA Finals clearly wasn't paying attention to what Stephen Curry told the world last.

The eight-time All-Star averaged 23.8 points, 7.4 assists and 6.6 rebounds per game in five starts against the Mavs. He dropped 32 points on 8-of-16 shooting from behind the arc. It was almost exactly one year ago to the day when Curry made those comments. Now, the Warriors have the luxury of sitting back and waiting to see who wins the Eastern Conference Finals between the Boston Celtics and Miami Heat. Fast forward 366 days later, and the Warriors beat the Dallas Mavericks 120-110 in Game 5 of the Western Conference Finals to make their sixth appearance in the NBA Finals in the past eight seasons. After losing to the Memphis Grizzlies in the play-in tournament last season, Curry told reporters that the Warriors would "make the right strides, take advantage of the summer" and no one would "want to see us next year."

After securing his sixth Finals trip in eight years, Warriors star Steph Curry finds himself back in familiar territory. Over the past few years, ...

Unlike other stars of his caliber, Steph chooses to keep his focus on maximizing his game on the court. But at the end of the day, I have a lot of trust in Bob, a lot of confidence in what we’re about. “A lot of stars would’ve said, ‘No, you have to trade all these young assets for a star.