Curry: I won t say I don t pay attention to the top 10 in the NBA scoring list, but the championship is the reason I insist on it

Curry recently accepted an interview with reporter Speedy Mormon and talked about his views on personal honors.

Speaking of entering the top ten in the NBA's historical scoring list, Curry said: "I won't say I don't care. Occasionally I will do the calculation. Every time you catch up with a player, the people in the stadium say to you, 'Congratulations, you surpass Jerry West.' This is a special moment for me, at this moment I think like this, how far can I go? So I will do the calculation. If I average 20 points per game, and in two and a half seasons, I will play 70 games per season, I do the calculations like this to figure out how long I have to play and what level I can reach to catch up with the top of the list. Those players."

"But after I finished counting, I won't think about it anymore. Until the next time I catch up with a certain player, I will not do it again. So this is a fun way to let you enjoy the present and give yourself a moment of expectation and longing. But that's not the reason why I stick to it, the more important reason is that I want to reach this level, a level where we can compete for the championship. "

Curry's current career total score is 25,386 points, ranking 24th in the NBA's historical scoring list, and he is 2903 points away from Anthony (28289), who ranks 10th.