Everyone knows Stephen Curry is the greatest shooter of all time. But even as venerated as he is among NBA circles, the Golden State Warriors icon's greatness is often still overlooked.

LeBron James and Dwyane Wade certainly agree. Both all-timers were vocal on the Steph Curry and how he doesn't get as much love as he should after his big-time display in Game 4 against the Celtics.

“Everyone keeps talking about what Steph ain’t. Let’s talk about what he is. A BAD MFer,” said Dwyane Wade on the Warriors star.

“FACTS!!! “THEY” will try to do anything in their powers to not acknowledge simply how “DIFFERENT he is! It’s Rare and rare is not liked & appreciated,” LeBron James responded to his former Miami Heat teammate.

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Stephen Curry always has been different, bucking the trend on what was previously considered “winning” basketball and instead changing the game in his favor en route to three Warriors championship rings.

But just like D-Wade and LeBron stated, his singular greatness goes beyond just being different and changing the game. Whatever the era or metric used to measure him up with his Hall-of-Fame peers, Steph Curry is quite simply one of the best to ever play the game.