Why don't people talk about Curry leading the Warriors to their first title in 40 years in 2015 as an example of "loyalty paying off" like Giannis in 2020 and Dirk in 2011?

Steph led the team he was drafted to a championship, they went through some rough days earlier in his career but he went grew with the team until they became contenders. His 2015 MVP season gave the Warriors the best record in the league and that 2015 had a core of drafted players and veteran role players. This team won the franchise's first title in 40 years (similar to the Bucks this year)

I know he did not wins Finals MVP that year (controversially) but he was the one who led the Warriors to the NBA Finals and dominated the league that year and was "the guy" for that team.

Despite this I do not see people mentioning him in the same breath as Giannis or Dirk as stars who led the team that drafted them to the mountain top. (Dirk and Giannis did have more impressive runs than Curry in 2015 to be fair) but I very rarely have seen this run get used as an example of "being the guy to leading the franchise he was drafted by to a ring " (Like Giannis' most recent instagram post where he gave credit to Hakeem, Dirk, Kobe and Wade)

I understand why people do not give all the credit for 2017 and 2018 since he was on the super team warriors and KD was the best player on the team but I feel like his reviving of the Warriors franchise and leading them to a title in the pre-KD days is pretty forgotten.