Stephen Curry Claims He's The Best Point Guard In NBA History

• Stephen Curry believes he is the best point guard ever

• The point guard admitted that Magic Johnson has a better resume

• However, Curry said that he's going to "rep" himself

Point guard Stephen Curry is the face of the Golden State Warriors right now, and there's no doubt that he's one of the most accomplished superstars in the league. He has been crucial to the team winning four championships and was the clear best player on the team in their most recent 2022 championship. 

Many people believe that Stephen Curry is the greatest point guard ever, even though his resume isn't necessarily the best at that position in NBA history. Recently, Stephen Curry explained that he's picking himself in the point guard debate when speaking on Gilbert Arenas' podcast.

"I really feel like, Magic's resume is bigger. The fact that we're even having that conversation it's a place I never thought I'd be in... That's why we have the conversations... That's why people watch... If you put me on my own team, I'm going to rep myself, for sure."

There is no doubt that Stephen Curry is an all-time legend for the point guard position, and he is right to be confident in himself. We previously did a full comparison between Magic Johnson and Stephen Curry and determined that Magic Johnson still has the edge. Still, Curry is playing at a high level now, and perhaps he will catch up to Magic Johnson career-wise in the future.

This past season, Stephen Curry averaged 29.4 points, 6.1 rebounds, and 6.3 assists per game for the Golden State Warriors. The Warriors will be contenders as long as he is dominant, and that means their championship window is likely still open for a few more years.

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Stephen Curry Still Thinks He Has A Lot To Accomplish In The NBA

Stephen Curry is still one of the best players in the world, and many believe that he can win at least one more championship before he retires from the league. In fact, Stephen Curry has stated that he feels that he is the "prime of my career", in terms of what he is "able to accomplish".

"I still feel like I — I'm in the prime of my career, in a sense of what I'm able to accomplish."

Hopefully, we do see Stephen Curry accomplish more in his career and win more championships going forward. His team definitely has the talent to do so, and the Warriors dynasty isn't over just yet.

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