Warriors star Steph Curry was named to the 2022-23 All-NBA Second Team on Wednesday, earning his ninth overall All-NBA selection during his 14-year career.
Those nine All-NBA honors are the most in Warriors franchise history, with Rick Barry's six as the next closest.
Curry is joined by Miami Heat wing Jimmy Butler, Boston Celtics wing Jaylen Brown, Denver Nuggets center Nikola JokiÄ and Cleveland Cavaliers guard Donovan Mitchell on the All-NBA Second Team.
Curry received 17 First-Team votes, 20 Second-Team votes and 43 Third-Team votes, amounting to 188 total points, which is eight most among all NBA players.
Milwaukee Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo, Philadelphia 76ers star and reigning NBA MVP Joel Embiid, Dallas Mavericks wing Luka DonÄiÄ and Oklahoma City Thunder guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander were named to the All-NBA First Team.
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Warriors coach Steve Kerr was asked for his reaction to Curry's All-NBA selection prior to Game 5 of the Western Conference semifinals Wednesday at Chase Center.
"No surprise," Kerr told reporters. "Happens every year. He deserves it every year. He's Steph Curry. It's just another Wednesday."
Curry, who turned 35 years old in March, averaged 29.4 points, 6.3 assists and a career-high 6.1 rebounds in 56 games this season. He came close to his second career 50/40/90 season, shooting 49.3 percent from the field, 42.7 percent from 3-point range and 91.5 percent from the free throw line.
In November, Curry earned his 19th career Western Conference Player of the Week honor, and in February, Curry was named to his ninth career NBA All-Star team, though he missed the game while recovering from a lower left leg injury.
This is the second straight year Curry has been named to the All-NBA Second Team and the fourth time he has earned that distinction. He has made All-NBA First Team four times and All-NBA Third Team once.
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While Curry is wrapping up his 14th NBA season, he clearly isn't slowing down and he has a chance to add more All-NBA honors to his resume over the next few years.