Stephen Curry Has Been the NBA’s Biggest TV Draw Since 2015

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Stephen Curry Has Been the NBA’s Biggest TV Draw Since 2015

Since 2015, 29 NBA games have topped 14 million viewers, according to Boardroom. Curry appeared in 27 of them, underscoring Golden State’s national pull during its dynasty run. The only non-Curry games in that group were this year’s Western Conference Finals Game 7 and Game 1 of the NBA Finals, both of which featured Victor Wembanyama and his Spurs.

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