Steph Curry teammate of the year of the year of NBA-Er.

Stephen Curry, star of Golden State Warriors, was appointed teammate in 2024-25 of the Twyman-Stokes teammate of the year on Monday.

The award is based on “selfless games, leadership on and outside the square as a mentor and model for other NBA players as well as commitment and commitment to the team,” said the league.

The current NBA players voted for the winner and voted from a list of 12 finalists (six of each conference), which were selected by a body of executives in the league.

Curry, a first winner of the award, received 66 first votes and 1,257 points to narrow down the Houston Rockets Center Steven Adams (1,237 points). The New York Knicks Guard Jalen Brunson finished third.

The 37-year-old Curry is an eleven-time all-star and twice MVP, whose trophy collection also includes the NBA Sportsmanship Award 2010-11. The security guard is also a four-time NBA champion and all-time leader in 3-point fields.

The Twyman-Stokes teammate of the year is named after Hall of Famers Jack Twyman and Maurice Stokes, teammates, from 1955 to 1958 to Hall of Famers Jack Twyman and Maurice Stokes, teammates.

In the last game of the regular season of 1957/58, Stokes suffered an injury that led to a coma day later and was permanently paralyzed. He was diagnosed with post -traumatic encephalopathy, a brain injury that damaged his engine control center. Stokes was supported by Twyman for the rest of his life, who became his legal guardian and lawyer.