Steph Curry had a pretty good decade on the court.
The Warriors' superstar point guard won two NBA MVPs and three championships, was named to six All-Star Games and made seven All-NBA teams during the 2010s.
On paper, it's easy to make a case that he was the best player over the last 10 years. But NBC Sports NBA insider Tom Haberstroh crunched the numbers and has a cold, hard stat that proves Curry was the MVP of the decade.
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That stat is plus/minus, and Curry led all NBA players in the category from Jan. 1, 2010.
With Curry on the court from Day 1 of 2010 through his broken hand on Oct. 30, 2019, the Warriors were +4,803.
The next closest player was some guy named Kevin Durant. Remember him, Warriors fans? KD finished the decade at +4,745.
LeBron James (+4,699), Chris Paul (+4,271) and Warriors teammate Klay Thompson (+3,675) round out the top five in plus/minus during the 2010s.
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"If you were wondering who the MVP of the 2010s, it's hard to argue against that," Haberstroh said during the latest Haberstat segment. "Curry won three championships, led the 3-point revolution and came out on top of the plus/minus scoreboard. In many ways, Stephen Curry defined the 2010s, and according to plus/minus, he also won it."
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Curry will begin the 2020s on the shelf, as he recovers from a broken left hand. But we have no doubt that when he returns, he'll again be atop the plus/minus category.