“A great dude”: Former Golden State Warriors player highlights Stephen Curry’s greatness

Former Golden State Warriors player Jordan Bell has stated Stephen Curry’s humble personality is one of the reasons of his success on the court.

The 35-year-old is often descried as one of the best players currently playing in the NBA and has been a key reason behind the Warriors’ success in the recent past.

Bell, who is now playing in the NBA G League for Indiana Mad Ants, was recently quoted in a report where he revealed how Curry remains grounded despite being one of the best players in the league.

"Steph don't know he Steph," he said. "He don't know he's the best shooter, I'm not saying he doesn't know that, but he doesn't carry himself like that. He's a people person. Even when I was there in the rookie year... he came up and asked me how I was and my name and all that.

"That's who Steph is. He don't know he's Steph, he thinks he's a regular person, like a regular dude that's just a respectful man... he's a great dude."

Curry is having another fabulous season on the court where he is averaging 26.7 points per game, best amongst all the Warriors players. To go with that, he is averaging 4.2 rebounds and 4.9 assists per game.

In the previous outing against the Atlanta Hawks, Curry ended up registering 26.7 points, four rebounds and assists.