Top 5 teammates Stephen Curry has played with in the NBA

#3 Draymond Green

Steph Curry and Draymond Green celebrate a play

Draymond Green and Stephen Curry have been teammates ever since the former was drafted by the Golden State Warriors in 2012. The two are among the most influential players in Warriors franchise history. Green was an instrumental part of the Warriors’ dynastic run during the 2010s, helping the team to five straight NBA Finals appearances.

Draymond Green might never have been the most prolific scorer. However, his defensive tenacity and playmaking ability made him the glue guy on all of the Warriors' championship-winning roster. His on-court chemistry with Stephen Curry was on full display during the 2020-21 season.

#2 Klay Thompson

Klay Thompson

Collectively known as the Splash Brothers, Klay Thompson and Stephen Curry brought about a stylistic shift in the NBA. The duo is one of the major reasons why three-point shooting has become a dominant aspect of the modern game. They raised the bar of an elite NBA shooter in recent years and will now be looking to be part of another Warriors’ team that can challenge for the title.

ICYMI: Steph Curry shouted out fellow splash bro Klay Thompson & thanked his dad in MVP speech http://t.co/DSTGELQqCW pic.twitter.com/lcpAuL2HLQ

— ESPN (@espn) May 5, 2015

Klay Thompson has also played for the Golden State Warriors his entire career. Thompson was drafted in 2011 and has featured alongside Stephen Curry ever since, shooting over 40% from downtown every season. He's averaged 20 points per game from five straight seasons starting in the 2014-15 campaign.

Unfortunate injuries have kept Thompson out of action since Game 6 of the 2019 NBA Finals. He's expected to return this upcoming season and make his presence felt.

#1 Kevin Durant

Kevin Durant with the 2018 NBA Finals MVP trophy

There is little doubt that Kevin Durant is easily the most talented NBA player that Stephen Curry has played alongside. Durant joined the Golden State Warriors in 2016 and helped the team to two straight championships.

Kevin Durant in Game 3 of the 2018 NBA Finals is basketball brilliance, skill and clutch at a 100 overall. pic.twitter.com/2SdHkW0Ks7

— Ball Don't Stop (@balldontstop) July 7, 2021

He was selected as the Finals MVP both times and was among the main reasons outside Curry for the domination that the Warriors enjoyed in the three years of his stay. KD averaged 25.8 points, 7.1 assists and 5.4 rebounds per game during his stay in the Bay Area.

Internal controversies led to Durant's departure from the Warriors in the summer of 2019 as he ended up joining the Brooklyn Nets.

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