WATCH: Golden State Warriors honors Stephen Curry for winning Olympic gold medal with Team USA

Golden State Warriors celebrated star point guard Stephen Curry for his gold medal-winning performance with the USA basketball team at the Olympics in Paris prior to their Friday night preseason game against Sacramento Kings.

Stephen Curry was spectacular in the gold-medal game against France, netting 24 points, eight of which came from three-point range. He also had five assists and two steals. One of the most unforgettable memories of the Paris Games was generated by his four three-pointers in the final three minutes of the game, in addition to helping the Americans win the gold medal.

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Steph Curry's career is already a brilliant example of professional basketball greatness. After winning four NBA titles, a unanimous MVP award, and now the much-coveted Finals MVP title, he has cemented his legacy. The two-time gold medallist in the FIBA World Cup has added an Olympic gold to his achievements, shining brightly at the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris.

Stephen Curry was a supporting player for Team USA at first, but he came through for them when it counted. His incredible effort against France in the gold medal game, in which he made four straight three-pointers, will live on forever as in Olympic legend. The Warriors threw open the red carpet for their legendary player when he arrived at Chase Center for the preseason. 

Stephen Curry is a born winner

Golden State Warriors great Steve Kerr and fellow dynasty member Draymond Green presented Curry with the gold medal at an incredible pregame ceremony. The moment ended with a sincere hug from the appreciative audience. Still, Curry's unwavering competitive spirit propels him forward. His many records and four NBA championships speak for themselves. But he is a born winner who is motivated to succeed in any competitive setting. Now that he has overcome the Olympic test, his focus is fully on guiding the Warriors in what may be their only championship run.