Try to remember Stephen Curry in 2013: before the championships, before the worldwide acclaim, before the podium memes, before he was Steph.

Picture him on this very day five years ago. He was still baby faced, clean shaven but for a little patch covering his chin. His 38 points one night before had been overshadowed by the Miami Heat, the league’s super-team at the time, winning an overtime thriller. At tipoff on Feb. 27, 2013, Curry wasn’t even the biggest storyline of the game — that belonged to a New York Knicks renaissance. Curry stepped onto the court at Madison Square Garden in yellow-and-turquoise Nikes that the national broadcast would highlight later that night, because he had written part of a Bible verse on them: “I can do all things.”

Anthony Davis is basically an NBA MVP candidate every season he plays enough games to be considered. He puts up video game numbers and makes his team inordinately better when he’s on the court. But lately, since DeMarcus Cousins went down, The Brow has been on another level entirely.

Last week San Antonio Spurs head coach Gregg Popovich told reporters he’d be “surprised” if Kawhi Leonard returns to action this season after battling a quadriceps injury that has lingered all year long, but this week it’s a different story.

Leonard could be back by March, according to a report from ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski. The Spurs’ All-Star forward returned to San Antonio from New York where he received consultation on his consultation injury, the report said.

A Philadelphia-based company has purchased three billboards on Interstate-480 headed into Cleveland suggesting that LeBron James signs with the Philadelphia 76ers this summer. The first features James’ number, 23, along with the numbers of the 76ers starters, while the next two say “Complete The Process” and “#PhillyWantsLeBron.” The company, Power Home Remodeling, bought the billboards in an obvious nod to the currently Oscar-nominated film Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, but it also draws on real speculation that James might at least consider Philadelphia if he leaves the Cavaliers in free agency this summer.

The Rockets are still the best team in the NBA and they don’t look like they’re slowing down anytime soon. The Jazz gave them a solid fight on Monday night and even took a four point lead into halftime. But eventually, like they always do, the Rockets pulled away with a 31 point third quarter and just outpaced the Jazz. Utah’s offense couldn’t keep up.

Joaquin Oliver was one of the 17 victims in the Majory Stoneman Douglas High School shooting earlier this month. On Sunday, his parents revealed that the 17-year-old Oliver, a huge Miami Heat fan, was buried in a Dwyane Wade jersey. On Monday, Wade had a bit more to say about Oliver and how his death affected the Heat shooting guard. Oliver was happy about Wade’s return to Miami on Feb. 8, according to his parents, but his life was tragically cut short during the mass shooting at the school in Parkland, Florida, on Feb. 14.

Anthony Davis discussed his outlook on the state of the Pelicans season in an interview with Rachel Nichols during the All-Star break. With DeMarcus Cousins out for the season with an achilles injury, Davis could either fold or thrive under pressure. This is what he told Nichols:

“It’s tough, it’s tough. You’ve got to kind of have that Russell Westbrook mentality when KD went out.” Davis said. “Russ just went out there and played. He shot 40 shots sometimes. Whatever it takes for your team to win. And I’m kind of taking that approach.”

It’s hard to remember a time when this many NBA teams were this awful. It’s impossible to remember a time when this many NBA teams were apparently trying to lose.