The third person in history! Curry was selected for the second team at the age of 37. Who are the two players before him

The NBA All-NBA team has been released in the 24-25 season. The first team is Giannis Antetokounmpo, Shea Gilgers-Alexander, Donovan Mitchell, Jason Tatum, and Nikola Jokic. The second team is Jaylen Brunson, Stephen Curry, Anthony Edwards, LeBron James, and Evan Mobley. The third team is Cad Cunningham, Terresey Halliburton, James Harden, Jaylen Williams, and Carl Anthony Towns.

For these three teams, the most fans may pay attention to is the best team. After all, there is no first in literature and no second in martial arts, so it is difficult for everyone to notice who is the second place. However, what I want to say is that compared to the dazzling one, the players selected for the second team this year are also worthy of fans' attention. As for why, it is because some of the players selected for this lineup have tied the historical record and become the new "third person in NBA history". That's right, the third person in NBA history is Stephen Curry of the Warriors. He was selected for the second team of the NBA All-Squad at the age of 37. Before him, only two players did this achievement, and superstars of historical level such as Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant failed to achieve it. Today, I will take you to review Stephen Curry’s brilliant career so far, and at the same time show who achieved this achievement before Stephen Curry.

Stephen Curry's career:

The unexpected start of the game

is different from those super talented monsters who were very dazzling from the beginning. Although Stephen Curry's projection is accurate, due to his own physical limitations, his draft prospects were not particularly top-notch. The draft pick prediction has always been outside the top 5. Stephen Curry and his family were not surprised, but they were happy to see it happen. After all, they already had a favorite goal, which was to hold the 8th pick in 2009.

The Knicks were in a mess at that time and needed a core player to lead the team with the ball. At the same time, they had the largest NBA football market and head coach Mike D'Anthony, who liked the offense the most, so the two could be said to be running in both directions. However, things didn't go as expected. The Warriors, who held the 7th pick, made a thrust into the game and intercepted Stephen Curry in advance. Of course, this is not the worst. Even worse, the boss of the Warriors at that time was Monta Ellis, who played as point guard, and his position was very conflicted with Stephen Curry. Both were thin and "defensive colanders" with poor adaptability.

So Stephen Curry spent the first four years of his career, not only had he never been selected into the NBA All-Squad, but he had never even scored in the playoffs. Fortunately, in the mid-12-13 season, the Warriors traded Monta Ellis to completely straighten Stephen Curry, and Stephen Curry officially started his legendary NBA career.

Strive than choice, Stephen Curry made a desperate comeback

The first year of Monta Ellis, Stephen Curry led the team to a good record of 47 wins and 35 losses, entering the playoffs as the sixth in the Western Conference, and was selected into the second team of the NBA All-Squad. He continued this performance in the 13-14 season, and was selected into the second team of the NBA All-Squad and led the team to the playoffs. The 14-15 season was even more amazing. He directly led the team to a record of 67 wins and 15 losses, not only ranked first in the league, but also won the regular season MVP, crossed five levels and beat six players, reached the NBA Finals, and finally defeated the Cavaliers to win his first NBA championship trophy.

At this point, Stephen Curry entered the peak of his career. He led the team to the NBA Finals in 8 years and won the NBA championship 4 times. During this period, he was selected into the first team of the NBA All-NBA Team 4 times, won the regular season MVP twice, and won the FMVP trophy once. To this day, Stephen Curry may no longer be at his peak, but at the age of 37, he can still lead the team to the playoffs one after another and be selected into the second team of the NBA's All-NBA team, becoming one of the ten strongest players in the current NBA. Such achievements are completely worthy of the pride of him and his fans.

Players who achieved the 37-year-old second-team achievement in the All-Squad at the age of 37:

1. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar

The first player in NBA history to achieve the 37-year-old second-team achievement in the NBA All-Squad at the age of 37 is "Tian Gou" Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. As a player known for his long career, Jabbar's ability to create this achievement may have always been expected. After all, he is the first super player in NBA history to play for 20 seasons, and he can still reach the NBA Finals as a main player in the last year of his career, and his condition is very good. It is also worth mentioning that Kareem Abdul-Jabbar was not only selected as the second team of the NBA All-Squad at the age of 37, but was even selected as the first team of the NBA All-Squad at the age of 38 with averaging 23.4 points, 6.1 rebounds and 3.5 assists per game. Their condition is terrifying.

2.LeBron James

Since Kareem Abdul-Jabbar has this achievement, the new "longest-lived NBA" and the best-in-form star - LeBron James, has naturally achieved this achievement. As the "longest river in the NBA", it can be said that everything is bright with career data, LeBron James will be among them, such as the NBA's historical total score, the total number of NBA irons, etc. The achievements of being selected as the second team of the NBA's All-Squad at the age of 37 are naturally also covered. Of course, if you are careful fans, you may have discovered that in the second team of the NBA All-Squad in the 24-25 season, LeBron James was named. He was 41 years old at this time and was in a state of "invincible".