Stephen Curry admits he still rewatches his own highlights, including his 62-point masterpiece when he needs inspiration as he eyes a fifth NBA championship.

Outside of LeBron James, there hasn’t been an NBA player more impactful to the game—or to future generations—than Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry. As the current era of basketball, headlined by the likes of James,

Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry has been given several nicknames throughout his NBA career. At first, he was dubbed the "Baby-faced Assassin" because of his youthful looks. When he started doimante the league with his 3-pointers, he also became "Chef Curry." Most recently, he's been simply known as "Steph."

When Stephen Curry of the Golden State Warriors was a rookie during the 2009-10 season, he tried to gently get in Bryant's head when the latter was shooting free throws. But by his own admission, it didn't work (h/t Ahn Fire Digital ).

Stephen Curry picks the two most talented squads he's ever been on: "A tie between the 15-16 and 16-17 team, those two for different reasons" originally appeared on Basketball Network.