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Justin H
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Justin H asked in SportsBasketball · 5 years ago

Stephen Curry: Is the a future hall of famer?

With superstar athletes I have always posed the question of when someone goes from being a 'potential' hall of famer to being a 'future' hall of famer. With what Steph Curry has done this season, is he already a 'future' hall of famer? Would the Warriors winning the championship this season cement that title?

Besides all the records he's already broken, he is quickly moving up the all time chart for 3 pointers. He sits at 19 right now, but could conceivably be at #5 after next year if he can match this year's production.

But forget about the records he might break withing a couple years. My question is based on if he never played another game after this season.

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  • Mike L
    Lv 7
    5 years ago
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    I think if he won this year and then had some sort of accident happen that would prevent him from ever playing again that he would probably still deserve to be in the Hall. Hopefully, he has many years left because it seems he is just entering his prime. He could play at this level for at least 4 or 5 more seasons. I'm rooting for him, he's a good guy.

  • Anonymous
    5 years ago

    Yes, 402 3's = 1st ballot Hall of Fame.

    Any other accolade will improve that of course, another MVP, another Chip, but reality is, when you break the 3-pt season record with more than 100, you're in the Hall of Fame no matter.

  • Lakers for a 3-Peat?
    Lv 7
    5 years ago

    Yes. Even if the Warriors don't win the title, Curry has already clinched his spot. He is the best shooter in history, a multiple MVP, and a championship winner. Plus he had a great college career, which is factored in.

  • A.J.
    5 years ago

    Even if he retired today I still think he is a future Hall of famer.

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  • VJ
    5 years ago

    He's the best player in the league right now and he won back to back MVP's and it doesn't look like he's slowing down anytime soon so....yeah future HOF

  • ?
    Lv 7
    5 years ago

    too early in his career. he's had 4 good seasons - that is nowhere near HOF status

  • ANDREW
    5 years ago

    yes i do think so because he is the best in NBA

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