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Ray Allen Believes Curry Is The Best Shooter Ever

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Ray Allen, who has made the most 3-pointers in league history (2,973), believes that Warriors guard Stephen Curry is the best shooter that he has ever seen shoot the ball.

On a guest appearance on ESPN First Take this morning, Allen wasted no time in giving Curry credit. “I think right now, from what I’ve seen, it’s easy for me to say that he’s the best that I’ve ever seen shoot,” Allen said. “I’ve seen some great shooters.”

Allen also went in depth on how Curry creates his shot so effortlessly. With his ability to handle the ball, Curry can create his shot in many ways on the court.

“I really put him in a category all of his own. The way he plays the game, being a point guard that can handle the way he handles the ball, and the way he can shoot the ball, and the way he shoots it.”

Allen, however, does not want the comparisons to be between him and Curry. Instead, he wants Klay, whose game is quite similar to Allen’s. Both are phenomenal in coming off screens and getting shots up quickly. In fact, Klay’s game is mostly similar to that of Allen’s.
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