On Friday, the NBA announced that the Golden State Warriors ' Stephen Curry has secured a spot on the 2024-25 All-NBA Second Team. While the honor itself is hardly surprising given Curry’s continued excellence, the finer details of this selection reveal just how remarkable his career has become.

Stephen Curry was named to his 11th All-NBA team on Friday. He was also crushed by his wife Ayesha Curry’s fit in her post on the same day. The Golden State Warriors superstar finished the season in disappointing fashion after injuring his hamstring and missing the second-round series against the Minnesota Timberwolves that saw the Warriors fall 4-1.

Steve Kerr highlighted his strong bond with Stephen Curry, emphasizing Curry's pivotal role in shaping the Golden State Warriors' culture and success. Kerr likened their collaborative dynamic to the one he observed between Gregg Popovich and Tim Duncan in San Antonio.

The Golden State Warriors, with their aging core of Draymond Green, Jimmy Butler, and Stephen Curry, are all-in on winning in the next two or three seasons. It's very clear that after Curry retires, the Warriors will undergo a several-season-long rebuild.

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After the Golden State Warriors’ abrupt playoff exit, head coach Steve Kerr offered a raw, unfiltered look into what defined their postseason fate in a candid chat with Tim Kawakami of The San Francisco Standard.

At age 37, Curry is now the oldest guard in NBA history to make back-to back All-NBA teams. The two-time league MVP earned All-NBA Third-Team honors in 2024. Curry earned First-Team All-NBA honors in 2015, 2016, 2019, and 2021.

Giannis Antetokounmpo has been linked to a potential move to join Stephen Curry on the Golden State Warriors and his latest appearance will increase that noise.