In 2015-16, Stephen Curry solidified himself as one of the most dominant offensive players in NBA history. With incredible handles, footwork and a heap of (warranted) arrogance, the 6'3", mouthguard-chomping Davidson product revolutionized the game forever by weaponizing his off-the-dribble three-point shooting.
Curry proved he can dominate the league and win at a high level with the ball in his hands. But things change when your team adds two All-NBA talents to the mix in Kevin Durant and DeMarcus Cousins.
Giving up those kinds of touches may seem like a huge sacrifice, but Curry continues to feast because of his uncanny scoring ability as an off-ball threat.