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For the first time in nine years, Steph Curry is no longer the NBA’s top point guard in the NBA’s annual GM survey. He still led in four different categories. Every year since 2002, the NBA has done an annual survey of its 30 general managers where they’re asked to answer questions ranging from choosing the best player at each position,