Steph Curry earns 99 3-point shooting rating in new NBA 2K25
To no surprise, Golden State Warriors star point guard earned the top rating in the game with a 99 3-point shot rating.
Via @NBA2K on Twitter:
Curry finished the 2024-25 season with a 39.7% shooting clip from beyond the arc. Curry's 39.7% from deep was his lowest 3-point shooting percentage in three years and the third lowest mark of his career.
Curry led the NBA with 4.4 made 3-pointers per game, but finished third in total 3-pointers made with 311. Minnesota's Anthony Edwards led the league with 320 made triples, edging out Detroit's Malik Beasley with 319.
Curry leads the game with a pair of his former teammates, Kevin Durant (91) and Klay Thompson (89) with the second and third highest 3-point shot rating in NBA 2K26.
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