Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry had his coming out party this season and did so on the biggest of stages, the NBA Playoffs.
What many in the Bay Area had seen plenty of, a national audience took notice and came away completely floored – and with good reason as Curry’s playoff numbers were downright jaw dropping.
Averaging 24 points, over 8 assists, nearly 4 rebounds and almost 2 steals, Curry despite a second round exit was one of the best players in the NBA’s postseason and for the first time in two years will actually be able to workout during the offseason.
The Davidson product spent the past two Summer’s rehabbing from right ankle surgeries and had little (if any) time to work on his game – a scary thought for opposing NBA teams. Now with health on his side, Curry has ‘no limits’ and plans to spend the majority of his offseason fine tuning his game:
"Curry was bothered by a sore left ankle during the NBA postseason but said he started working out this week and has “no limits.”“It’s huge,” Curry said Monday during a break from hosting a youth basketball camp at Charlotte Christian, his high school alma mater. “Mentally, that’s the biggest part. You don’t have to worry about the rehab. It wears on you every day knowing you have to wake up and do these mundane exercises to get your range of motion back.”"