Among the many aspects of March Madness that annually makes it the NCAA Tournament the best postseason in all of sports is the possibility that an unforeseen star will emerge and take on the role of Cinderella.

In the highly competitive world of the NBA, the ability to capitalize on free throw opportunities can make or break a game. For the last six seasons, certain players have emerged as exceptional free throw shooters,

However, Golden State Warriors legend Steph Curry solidified himself as the greatest shooter of all time and has entered the top 10 players of all time for many. At the very least, it’s undeniable that Curry’s impact on basketball has become a perimeter-oriented league.

In a muddied win for the Warriors on Friday night, beating the lowly New Orleans Pelicans 111-95 at Smoothie King, they needed someone who could, well, get it out the mud. Steph Curry’s return of course was vital,

Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry was energized when he saw ... The undrafted player was reliable on the free-throw line as he made all of his eight attempts. His teammate, Bronny James ...

The Golden State Warriors have undergone a remarkable turnaround this season, thanks in large part to the leadership of Jimmy Butler.

"I've been watching Steph highlights," Butler ... eight rebounds while making all 11 free-throw attempts. Add Butler to the long list of basketball players Curry has inspired.

This season, LeBron James has played a total of 60 games for the Los Angeles Lakers, averaging 34.8 minutes per game. His shooting percentages stand out: 51.6% overall, 38.1% from beyond the arc, and a respectable 76.

His stellar leadership, excellent 88.7% free-throw shooting, and strong partnership with Stephen Curry have been pivotal in this transformation. Steve Kerr Credits Jimmy Butler's 88.7% Free-Throw ...