Curry isn't particularly tall. In 2009, his greatest vertical in pre-draft measurements was 35.5 inches. Washington guard John Wall had a pre-draft height of 39 inches. Beyond jumps and speed, Curry is as bizarre as Westbrook and as mind-boggling as James. He's a small forward who can shoot the ball, but he doesn't fit our conventional notions of size for that position. Curry has long been known for being one of the best shooters in basketball history. In order to be a successful shooter, you need to keep your shoulders square to the basket at all times. This requires them to be set fairly high up on your back, which tends to make people think you're pretty tall. In fact, Curry is one of the shortest players in NBA history. Only six men have ever been listed at less than 6 feet tall in the history of the league. The list includes Curry, Oscar Robertson, Sam Jones, Cliff Robinson, Gilbert Arenas, and Chris Paul. It should be noted that only three of these players were actually under 6 feet tall (including Curry). The other three were all listed at some point during their careers at 6 feet or taller. Curry made the All-Star Game this year and became the first player in NBA history to score 100 points in a game. He also currently holds the record for most three-pointers made in a single season with 286.