The NBA was once the awkward younger sibling in the American sports family, just trying to stay relevant. But thanks to legends like Magic Johnson and Larry Bird, who brought some much-needed glam, things turned around. Fast forward to today, and we’re lucky enough to witness the greatness of Steph Curry as he turns 37.

Now, can we all agree that being the first to hit 4,000 career three-pointers isn’t too shabby? Steph has mastered the art of being both an impressive athlete and a generous human being. Hands down, he deserves the title of the ‘greatest shooter ever’. But wait, there’s more: he’s also an A+ ambassador for basketball and a global sports hero.

Even Portland Trail Blazers coach Chauncey Billups, a Hall of Famer himself, says it: “Steph is something like we’ve never seen”. He’s not just about flashy plays on the court; he spreads joy and inspiration that transcends demographics. Forget the old guard; this man embodies the soul of modern sportsmanship, blending the charisma of basketball legends with a massive heart, talk about a slam dunk!

If Steph ever decides to jump into the political arena, he’s keeping that door open, imagine the shift he could bring to the table. With a résumé laden with humanity and philanthropic vibes, he’d be the kind of leader we need in a world that’s often devoid of common sense. Can we get a ‘yes, please’?

The guy just doesn’t stop. Between hitting the court, launching tech ventures, and funding golf programs at Howard University, he continually proves that greatness isn’t just confined to shooting hoops. His passion for social justice shines bright, his Underrated Golf program aims to break barriers for minority youth, proving that equity isn’t a buzzword but a lifestyle.

With all his accomplishments, you’d think he’d slow down, right? Nope! He’s as dedicated as ever, intertwining family and fitness even with the chaos of his career. As Draymond Green so aptly put it, “The NBA is lucky because this man’s going into every arena putting on a show”.

So, as we raise a glass (or a water bottle) to Steph on his birthday, let’s celebrate not just his athletic prowess but the positive impact he’s continuing to make. Here’s to hoping for 37 more years of kindness, joy, and three-pointers. The world can definitely use more of what he’s serving.