I was an ardent fan of the 72-win Bulls team back then. Jordan highlight reels on KBC made me a basketball fan back when I was an impressionable youngster. I have since stopped being a Jordan fan.

I can't help but tip my hat to Steph Curry. Experts say that not only is he the greatest shooter ever, but he is also the greatest ball handler. He set a record of 402 three pointers in one season which is insane !

Of course the new handcheck rules make guards more effective but the record is still impressive.

Interesting that when Curry played for Davidson, people thought he was a good player at NCAA level but would be an average player in the NBA.

As for Golden state, that ownership change has made a huge difference. The previous owner was not interested in winning at all. When it seemed like they were assembling a good team, he would break it up.

I grew up during the bulls' hey days! so I remember passionately following their conquests! And trying my hand on the b-ball court and not really doing well regardless of the passion and time put in. Records are meant to be broken... I am sure they are happy that they set a high bar. dub nation has certainly stepped up to the plate - good for them!!

who is the superstar of nba nowadays, I remember akina johnson, jordan, kobe, shaq though I have never been a big follower. Nowadays I don't hear much buzz around anyone, sasa steve curry ni nani

It's Steph Curry, but unfortunately he doesn't have the "swag" of a superstar, so from a casual view, you wouldn't know what the big deal about him is. It's like Messi. A casual observer would wonder how that short, skinny, humble guy is the best player, but those who watch keenly know he's a wizard.

Lebron, Steph Curry, Durant and Antony Davis are tops, next tier Westbrook,Paul George, Kawhi Leonard & Cousins