Steph Curry - behind the three-point line; First active player to have an exhibit dedicated to him by the Hall of Fame

He inspired a generation to dream bigger and shoot from further away - these are the words the Springfield Basketball Hall of Famer used to describe the player who still does all of that on the court.

Steph Curry is a living legend of the NBA, and he became the first active player in basketball history to have a special exhibition dedicated to him by the Naismith Memorial.

The exhibition, titled "Stephen Curry: Beyond the Arc," will focus on Steph's incredible three-point shooting accuracy, and will open on July 24.

Although Curry is not yet formally a member of the Hall of Fame, there is practically no doubt that he will be one day when all the requirements for admission are met.

To officially receive the honor, Steph will have to wait until five seasons have passed since the end of his playing career, as required by the rules. It seems that this could take a while, because even though he is 38 years old, he is still playing at the top level, as evidenced by his average of 26,6 points per game last season.

The Golden State legend and often the hero of the American "dream team" is one of the best shooters in history, holding the NBA records for the number of three-point shots made and made. He was the league's top scorer twice, a two-time MVP, a four-time NBA champion, and a 12-time All-Star.