The raw data tracks Curry's per-game stats across the full 2015-16 season.
Three metrics drive the analysis: Field Goals Made (FGM),
Field Goals Attempted (FGA), and Field Goal Percentage (FG%).
Together, these numbers reveal not just how much Curry scored — but how efficiently
he did it, game after game, across 79 appearances.
Each visualization unlocks a different layer — from shot habits to league-wide comparisons and career trajectory. Together they paint a complete picture of an unprecedented season.
| Source | Insight | Takeaway |
|---|---|---|
| Shot Chart | Sparse activity at both deep corners of the 3-pt line | Target those weak zones in training |
| Shot Chart | Highest success rates: lay-ups and long 3-pointers | Maximise attempts in these zones |
| Zone Data | Curry scores heavily before defense sets | Opponents must engage defense earlier |
| Zone Data | Very high early-possession efficiency | Curry should keep taking early shots |
| Career Arc | 2015-16 is a clear statistical peak outlier | Study conditions — attempt to replicate |
Curry's 2015-16 campaign stands alone in NBA history. The data confirms what viewers felt in real time: a combination of volume, efficiency, and range never seen before. The visualizations don't just show numbers — they make the scale of the achievement impossible to ignore.