Steph Curry Is Changing NBA And Basketball Better Than Michael Jordan Did.

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why do I say Steph Curry is changing NBA and basketball better than Michael Jordan? I would say it is because of "EFFICIENCY"

Steph Curry tallies 1.92 points per attempt this season. Dunks are averaging 1.82 points per attempt this season. This data is according to Basketball-Reference.com tracking.

That is correct, Steph's launching from beyond the arc this has been more efficient than under the basket, in your face dunk.

“You got a guy taking 40-footers,” Warriors coach Steve Kerr said “and you’re on the sideline going, ‘Yeah, that’s a good shot.’ Nobody’s ever done what he’s doing.”

The "Curry Effect" is felt all over the NBA and basketball every night. The reason why that the NBA and USA Basketball issued new guidelines to discourage 3-pointers in youth leagues.

NBA teams in the last 4 years have taken a hint. They have taken more deep 3's attempts this season and every year record-breaking 3 points made by the likes of Harden and Westbrook are being made.

And if there were "Baby Jordan's" back then, there are now a whole new generation of point guards following the footsteps of Steph Curry. One of the best examples is currently the sensational rookie Trae Young of Atlanta Hawks.

Trae Young knows that Curry’s skills and approach totally changed the game. Nowadays, point guards like Lillard, Walker and many others are routinely scoring 30 points a night with loads of pull-up, deep 3's.

“Steph has changed the whole league, period,” says Young. “I think it’s a perfect time for a guy like me who’s not the biggest guard in the world but can shoot the ball. He’s made it OK for teams to go out and get those type of guys and play them.”

Trae Young is getting a lot of Curry comparisons after leading the NCAA in points and assists per game with a 180-pound frame and a propensity for deep 3's.

Travis Schlenk, former Warriors executive turned Hawks GM, chose Trae Young as the franchise guy in Atlanta. It is no secret that he also reached back into the Warriors organization with Golden State assistant Lloyd Pierce and head trainer Chelsea Lane. Hawks now is being groomed to be the Warriors East version in few years to come.

Not only players, but even franchises and leagues directions are being shifted due to Steph Curry's influence.