Curry and James each have four championships, the former sticks to one city, while the latter has obviously different value in three teams

Among the current stars, Curry and James have both won four championships. The former stuck to one city, while the latter changed three teams to win the championship. The two have obviously different gold content.

Since Curry was selected by the Warriors with the seventh overall pick in the first round in 2009, he has never left the Greater Bay Area in his 16-year career, winning four championship trophies for the Warriors here.

James was the No. 1 pick in 2003. He was at his peak when he debuted. He played in the playoffs every year with the Cavaliers and had several finals. Unfortunately, he just couldn't overcome the Spurs' mountain. In the summer of 2010, James chose to leave the Cavaliers for the first time and join Wade's Heat. He finally got his wish in Miami, winning two championships in four years. In the summer of 2014, James left Wade and Bosh behind and returned to Cleveland, joining hands with Irving and Love to win the championship again in 2016. In 2018, James once again abandoned the Cavaliers and joined the Lakers, winning the championship in the park in 2020.

Curry is now 37 years old and will no longer change teams. Like Kobe, Jordan, Duncan, and Dirk, he will stick to one man, one city; and the 40-year-old James is still considering a new team. The two have completely different styles of doing things, and the gold content of a championship is even different.

So, what about its historical status?