A new version of Splash Brothers! Curry s three-point shooting percentage is 43.3%, 1 percentage point higher than Curry

With the official start of the new season, Curry has officially joined the Warriors. Not only has he ushered in a new career, but he has also become teammates with his brother Curry for the first time. The Curry brothers have also ushered in a reunion and become another pair of brother teammates.

It is worth mentioning that Curry and Curry are both young. Curry is already 37 years old, and Curry celebrated his 35th birthday not long ago. Both brothers have become veterans and may not be far from retirement. At the end of his career, the two brothers can still become teammates, which should be what many fans have always expected.

The Warriors have always used the Splash Brothers as their signature, and Curry and Thompson are both historical three-point shooters. Curry dares to say second, but no one dares to say first, including Thompson. And except Curry, no one can compete with Thompson for the second place. However, although Curry and Thompson are collectively called Splash Brothers, they are not brothers after all, and Curry and Curry Jr. are real brothers. Their father was also an NBA player and was also a very outstanding three-point shooter.

Although Curry is far less powerful than Curry, he is just a role player. He has been wandering since entering the NBA and has joined many teams, Curry is also a master in three-point shooting. So far in his career, Curry's three-point shooting percentage is as high as 43.3%, ranking among the top ten in history. Only Kennard (43.8%) can surpass him in active service.

, while Curry's three-point shooting percentage was 42.3%, although he was also at the forefront of history and ranked third in history, he was still one percentage point lower than his younger brother. Thompson's three-point shooting percentage was 41.1%, which was a little lower than the Curry brothers. From this point of view, the Curry brothers can also be regarded as the new version of the Splash Brothers. After Thompson left the Warriors last summer, the Splash Brothers had also disintegrated, and now the Warriors have formed a new Splash Brothers combination.

Of course, although Curry's three-point shooting percentage is very high, as a role player, his three-point shooting number is not high. He has only hit 945 so far, less than one-quarter of Curry and only one-third of Thompson, and there is still a clear gap. However, this is also because Curry Jr.'s appearances are lower than those of Curry and Thompson.

The Warriors lost Thompson last summer, but got Hilder, the top scorer. Now, with Curry Jr., the Warriors have several three-point shooters, and they are still one of the best three-pointers in the league.