5 NBA teams Stephen Curry has most regular season wins against

#3 New Orleans Pelicans (26 wins)

Stephen Curry shoots against the New Orleans Pelicans

Stephen Curry defeated both the New Orleans Pelicans and the Sacramento Kings for a total of 26-times. However, his winning percentage was much higher in his match-ups against the Pelicans.

Curry, a two-time MVP, registered a total of 840 points in his 32 games against New Orleans. He also maintained a free throw percentage of 93.8% against them by converting 4.3 of 4.5 attempts per game from the free throw line.

Stephen Curry showed no mercy for the Pelicans as he averaged a whooping 26.3 points per game against them, the highest points average on this list.

#2 Minnesota Timberwolves (27 wins)

Reasonably speaking, the Minnesota Timberwolves are one of the most unsuccessful NBA franchises. They have made only nine playoff appearances in their entire history and have also reached the finals only once, which was also their only time clearing the first round of the playoffs.

So their matches against a team as formidable as the Warriors, led by a fearsome scorer like Stephen Curry, rarely resulted in a Timberwolves victory. In fact, Curry has the best winning percentage on the list against Minnesota. He won 27 of of his 33 games against the team, which translates to a 81.8 win percentage.

Curry averaged 25.6 points, 7.6 assists and five rebounds per game against the Wolves.

#1 LA Clippers (29 Wins)

Los Angeles Clippers v Golden State Warriors

Stephen Curry is undoubtedly one of the greatest scorers of the 21st century and has humbled almost every team in the league countless times. However, he has not punished any team as much as the LA Clippers.

The Clippers are not a weak team and have been regular playoff contenders, at least during Chef Curry's career. Yet the Baby-Faced Assassin has dropped a total of 1001 points against them. He has met them on the battlefield 41 times and defeated the Clippers a record 29-times.

In his 41 games, Stephen Curry also registered an average of 24.4 points, six assists and 4.7 rebounds per game. From the three-point line, the Golden State Maestro recorded 46.1% accuracy by converting 3.8 of his 8.2 attempts.