I’ve spent years staring at spreadsheets that whispered more than stats—they told stories of silence, sacrifice, and unseen grace. Here, Joki’s zero isn’t absence—it’s a mirror. While Curry holds 27 honors like a sonnet written in motion, I see not just numbers but the weight of legacy. This is basketball as philosophy: cold logic warmed by poetic resonance. For those who understand the hush between data and passion, this is where greatness lives—not in noise, but in stillness.

Former NBA player Kendrick Perkins sparked debate by claiming Steph Curry is a lock for the NBA’s all-time top 10, while Kevin Durant’s place is less certain. As a data analyst who’s built predictive models for NBA outcomes, I crunched the numbers to see if the hype holds up. Spoiler: Curry’s impact metrics are *wild*, but KD’s resume has glaring gaps when you adjust for era and team context. Let’s geek out on win shares, playoff dominance, and why 'Top 15' debates need more than just scoring titles.