Steph Curry and threes go together like ... well, you pick the perfect combination.
Curry is the greatest 3-point shooter of all time, is a three-time NBA champion and the Warriors superstar now has won three straight NBA Western Conference Player of the Month awards. On Thursday, Curry was named the West's October/November Player of the Month for his dominant start to the 2021-22 season.
Through 20 games, Curry averaged 27.8 points per game, which is second in the league to only Kevin Durant's 28.6. His 108 3-pointers lead the NBA, as does his 94.3 percentage from the free throw line. He also ranks ninth in the NBA by averaging 6.6 assists per game.
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Curry has added to his all-around game and his 5.7 rebounds per game are a new career high. His 1.8 steals per game are the sixth-most in the league.
And he did this all while leading the Warriors to an 18-3 record, which is tied for the best in all of basketball.
Curry now has been named Player of the Month 10 times. Chris Mullin has the second-most by a Warrior with two.
The two-time MVP also is the only player this season to be named a Player of the Week twice already.
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Durant was named the Eastern Conference's Player of the Month.
Imagine if those two played together. It probably would have been a pretty unstoppable squad.