Steph Curry's impressive year continues. In May, he was named league MVP for the 2015-16 season. Then he helped lead his team to an NBA Championship. Now, he's added another honor— basketball's best-selling jersey.
In doing so, he once again tops LeBron James, who finished the playoffs with the second-most-popular jersey in the NBA.
With the announcement Tuesday, the Golden State Warriors star topped the list of jersey sales in the NBA for the first time. With teammates Klay Thompson ranking fifth and Draymond Green at No. 15, the Warriors also led the team-merchandise sales list during the playoffs.
James, who held the top spot at the end of the regular season, dropped to second. Chicago's Derrick Rose is third and Cavaliers guard Kyrie Irving is fourth.
Following the NBA champion Warriors on the team-merchandise sales list are the Cavaliers, Bulls, Los Angeles Lakers and San Antonio Spurs.

The league based the rankings on overall sales on NBAStore.com from April through June.