In his first year with the Portland Trail Blazers after signing as a free agent over the summer, Seth Curry — who drained buckets from downtown better than most during his three years as a Duke basketball player at the beginning of this decade — hasn’t seen nearly as much action as he did two seasons ago when he was with the Dallas Mavericks.
But that’s less a reflection of any sudden flaws in his game — heck, he’s shooting .512 from the beyond the arc this season — and more a reflection of his decision to leave a cellar-dweller and join a proven winner.