ESPN's Website Now Has an Entire Vertical Dedicated to Steph Curry

ESPN.com now has an entire page dedicated to Steph Curry. It's the first time the site has done so since launching Heat Index.

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These days, it’s news if Steph Curry hits a three from halfcourt, goes to Chic-Fil-A with Ayesha or just plays with his daughter. The Worldwide Leader’s infatuation with all things Steph has reached new heights. ESPN.com now has an entire vertical dedicated to Curry: Nothin’ But Steph.

Go to the NBA tab of ESPN.com and you’ll find the new vertical right below standard pages like Scores, Schedule and Stats. According to UPROXX, ESPN’s last sub-page for its NBA section was the Heat Index, which charted the LeBron James/Dwyane Wade/Chris Bosh era with the Heat.

As with The Heatles, Steph Curry mania has swept the league to the point that everything he does is a story. This vertical includes every story in which Steph is involved, from game stories to interview footage to features, analysis and highlights.

Curry is a virtual lock to win his second straight MVP award, and his Warriors still have a chance to set the all-time NBA record for wins in a season. All that and his own ESPN domain. Not bad for a seventh-overall pick whom many dismissed as too small to play in the league.

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[viaUPROXX]

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