Stephen Curry from Warriors wins 2024-25 NBA teammate of the year award

The NBA announced that Stephen Curry, Star of Golden State Warriors, was appointed team-mate of the year for the 2024-25 season.

This is the first time that he received the award and he is the first member of the Warriors to deserve the award that goes back to 2012-13.

Managers around the NBA limit the list of competitors for teammates of the year to 12 finalists. The winner is then based on a survey by the players. Curry had 20 more votes in the first place than the second -placed Steven Adams, but the Houston Rockets Big only ended 20 points.

Curry continues to play well on the pitch, although he turned 37 in March and was in the league in the middle of the age of 16. He scored an average of 24.5 points at 44.8 percent, including 39.7 percent outside the arch.

The two-time MVP also remains the linchpin for Golden State, as it tries to win another championship and at the same time compensate for the development of younger participants such as Brandin Podziemski, Jonathan Kuminga and Moses Moody.

“They automatically respect the boys who are the best players in the league. Automatically,” said head coach Steve Kerr to The Athletic. “And Steph is one of the best players of All time. So he already has the respect and then he goes into the changing room and there is this authentic humility and compassion for his teammates. This is so rare. I think that's the key to his leadership. This amazing combination of these two properties. “