Steph is the Jordan of this generation. He made basketball exciting again.

@Zlociutkii

5 ай бұрын

Suree, make nba boring like never before

@josephrafferty6763

5 ай бұрын

​@@Zlociutkii"GET OFF MY LAWN!"

@josephrafferty6763

5 ай бұрын

​@@Zlociutkiiif you think watching Steph is boring, then you just don't like basketball.

@Zlociutkii

5 ай бұрын

@@josephrafferty6763 i love basketball, but I dont like today nba, soft and boring 3 Point contest

@eltonbosch8863

5 ай бұрын

@@Zlociutkii it's not steph's fault, it's the league's fault where they can't stop him from doing that instead they copied it

Bron like “Y’all laughing and I’m dead serious. There’s no slowing that man down” 😭😭

@bdub1934

16 күн бұрын

who's laughing?

@bdub1934

16 күн бұрын

Bron aint even the 20th best player in the league thing year

Curry is 35...and he's out running...and out performing 22 year olds on a regular. Let that sink in, y'all. 🏆🏆🏆🏆💍💍💍💍

@keithdior1657

8 ай бұрын

Every night too

@zachariah-binyisrayl5570

8 ай бұрын

@@keithdior1657 I expect him to be doing the EXACT same thing when he's 40.

@jonLowryTrade

8 ай бұрын

Tell me the drugs you’re taking. I want some.

@jc2685

7 ай бұрын

Age is just a number, have you seen Djokovic ( 36yo) dominate the tennis game? 42 slams. If you've got it, you got it.

@rishawnfoster100

7 ай бұрын

💯💯💯

About time people are finally acknowledging how good Steph is. He's been doubted for years, even after 3 championships. Only now after the fourth ring and the Finals MVP he's getting the recognition. For me, Steph is right there with Kobe and MJ for the most influential players of all time.

@Cubz042

9 ай бұрын

Man no one really talks about his off movement as much as we should I mean usually you could slug a little when your person off ball but with curry you have stay with him like glue

@Cubz042

9 ай бұрын

@@draneldranel7032 he should tho

@elmarrongavilla5201

9 ай бұрын

@@Cubz042 There's one! austin reaves.

@Cubz042

9 ай бұрын

@@elmarrongavilla5201 yea I saw that but that’s recently I’m talking throughout his career

@MIngalls

9 ай бұрын

Kobe and MJ didnt change the game. Steph did. That says a lot. Teams went from shooting no threes to like, nothing but 3's.

10:36 I love how serious the tone is when Kobe describes the calmness. There was no awe in his tone, just mutual understanding of having that killer mentality. The respect is massive.

@snakeyes274

8 ай бұрын

man that HIT ME

@miket2879

8 ай бұрын

​@@snakeyes274❤

@chrisdavis2161

8 ай бұрын

out of the many famous quotes from Kobe.... this one is near the top. Kobe almost never compliments other players... he always is very competitive and will admit when some players are tougher than usual... but he always talks about them in the sense of "you're tough, but I think i can beat you".... he never even hints at that with Curry.

@georgeminakawa4987

8 ай бұрын

​@@chrisdavis2161😮😢😅 0:40 😢 ft no no

@kingpapi163

6 ай бұрын

gave me chills cuhz

I love that Steph is getting his respect that he’s deserved for years now.

“You better guard him as soon as he get out the car in the parking lot”😭😭😭

@elainehightower7972

8 ай бұрын

Real Talk!!!

@JamesHall415

8 ай бұрын

No..corny

@kingjangad

8 ай бұрын

" How to slow him down? You can't"- Lebron

Steph is a machine. He’s a savage beast in the NBA.

Props to this channel for finding nearly all the footage of the exact play or game that the player was talking about in each clip.

@ethanespo96

8 ай бұрын

Underrated fr especially when official sports docs on hulu or smth won't these days

The way Kobe said DEADLY, that's how you know.....enough said 💯.

Steph Curry is a joy to watch. His enthusiasm and energy about the game are contagious!

We talk about his 3 ball and rightfully so but Steph curry is exceptionally good at finishing in the rim in many different ways and his ability to move off ball is probably the best in the nba

@josephrafferty6763

5 ай бұрын

Absolutely. One of the best finishers ever (especially relative to size and athletic gifts) and easily the best off ball scorer ever.

@bdub1934

16 күн бұрын

everyone can finish when you aren't aloud to touch anyone. Today when people get finished on they aren't playing D they are trying to get out of the way!

‘To obsess over Curry’s three-point artistry is to miss all the other skills that make him one of the greatest players of his generation-and arguably of all time. It’s his sublime ball handling, his ability to weave in and out of traffic; his soft finishes at the rim, with either hand; his midrange marksmanship, his balletic assortment of floaters, scoops and step-throughs; his passing and playmaking and court vision; his rebounding (especially for his size); his stout screen-setting (ditto); his knack for drawing double teams, then solving them with a quick pass or shot.’ {source: ‘Wilt. SHAQ. LeBron. Steph Curry? There's a New Definition of Dominance’ by Howard Beck, Sports Illustrated, 1 June 2022}

@pepingsclips7977

9 ай бұрын

was he like 70+% on 2s?

@HeroxNayeon

9 ай бұрын

I'm a mamba fan forever, but I like the player that Steph is. He is overall very skilled -- he's up there in scoring. He just isn't averaging scoring champion numbers, but he can score basically anytime and anywhere he wants. Also, I would say that Steph's ballhandling is not flashy like Kyrie (nor does he run like Fox or Prime John Wall). STILL, his ballhandling is up there. At times he even looks like he is in slow motion when he dribbles. Watching videos of him, it's like he doesn't cross very quickly yet he somehow leaves defenders behind. People are focusing too much on shooting alone. He's an all-time player definitely, and Kobe saw that .

@Mantisboggan65

9 ай бұрын

I want to save this comment u said it all, even for his detriment the pundits of ESPN like Stephen A etc just say he is the greatest shooter bla bla but don't mention the other stuff his true shooting percentage is the greatest of all time on pgs.

@otisls

9 ай бұрын

@@HeroxNayeon you can read the article by searching for: ‘Wilt. SHAQ. LeBron. Steph Curry? There's a New Definition of Dominance’ by Howard Beck, Sports Illustrated, 1 June 2022

@otisls

9 ай бұрын

@@Mantisboggan65 you can read the article by searching for: ‘Wilt. SHAQ. LeBron. Steph Curry? There's a New Definition of Dominance’ by Howard Beck, Sports Illustrated, 1 June 2022

Listening to Kobe gave me goosebumps!! RipMamba

Steph deserves it ❤❤❤🎉 Salute to everyone for their humbleness and sportsmanship 😮.. Broo, special appreciation to Jr smith. he did great job in describing Steph's greatness..

Curry proved than height and athletism is not the only x factor in basketball.

i love how kyries part was basically just him saying he and steph are basically the same (they kinda are) u can literally hear him tryna be as humble as possible but still somehow seems like hes tryna put himself on top (respectfully so)

Because of Steph, I've been paying an NBA subscription for like $70 and it is all worth it :)

@deedhray7486

9 ай бұрын

I started mines when kawhi locked bron in the finals but I kept it cos of Steph ( warriors )

I love his game and personality. He’s very humble 🙏🏽

All I keep hearing is about “the shot” But NOBODY is talking about all the things that revolves around making that shot, The work he puts in for the AMAZING handles to create space for that shot…. The conditioning he had to go through to move without the ball that TO THIS DAY make Reggie Miller and Rip Hamilton EXTREMELY PROUD. He’s top 5 dead or alive one of the greatest point guards to ever play the game of basketball ON ANY LEVEL because he’s been doing it since he was able for the ball to reach the rim because of his legendary father. He’s an EXTREMELY RARE talent that we’ll be lucky to ever see again.

@lynelone5989

7 ай бұрын

Well said, Steph is not only good on 3's but the way he tricks players with his handles and the way he moves without the ball on the court and creating space allows him to shoot those incredible shots

@scottiedpoy8508

7 ай бұрын

Literally the entire comment section is pointing this out, "Nobody"???? EVERYONE isnt NOBODY, it's steph. Not everyone is underrated lol. Legend of the game but stop acting like you the only one who watched him, all yall

@theultimatelibra21

7 ай бұрын

@@scottiedpoy8508 Wasn’t talking about the “comment section” I was speaking of the vast majority of “media”ONLY speaks of his shooting ability and not the things he does most of the time to even be able to take that shot and the hours he puts in to enhance those skills. WHY do random people waste their time critiquing on other commenters “opinions” when they’re just expressing how they feel about situations. Right or wrong

@scottiedpoy8508

7 ай бұрын

@@theultimatelibra21 because if everyone says nobody talks about it, clearly that is wrong and i highlighted it. I will repeat, this entire section is saying the same thing ( if you were being specific, you should probably say what you mean instead of backtracking later). Want to count the media? I have heard far more about the fact that steph can do more than shoot than that he is a glorified shooter only. Everyone sees him as an all time great lol, what are you even talking about. You cant be an all time great if you only shoot the ball.. and everyone on earth thinks he is an all time great. Your opinion is that all time greats become all time greats and people still dont know what he is capable of? How the hell did he get that far then? My opinion is your opinion is braindead, along with so many other takes from fans. Its just another "most underrated blah blah blah.. of allll time". Again, everyone knows he is more than just a shooter. You not the only one who watched him play

@kylebushnell2601

4 ай бұрын

I heard it mentioned multiple times not sure where your head was

If you’re an old school Dubs fan you had the Run TMC and We Believe years that actually brought some excitement and hope. Who would’ve ever thought after all those years in NBA purgatory that we’d get to watch one of the GOATS carry the Dubs to multiple chips. Never thought I’d see it in my lifetime. Grateful to witness it.

@mayhemlolz

9 ай бұрын

To witness a team (regardless of sport) carry out a dynasty is honestly one of the best things I’ve ever experienced.

@Deez_Nutz510

9 ай бұрын

You speak facts. Those years were tough lol

@pastense

9 ай бұрын

TMC til infinity!

@imadubsfan1

9 ай бұрын

I wasn't born during the Run TMC era, but did watch the We Believe year and even a couple years before that when we had Claxton/Fisher at PG, J Rich at SG, Dunleavy Jr. at SF, Troy Murphy at PF, and Foyle/Biedrins at C. Man what a horrible team that was lol

@hypocritetrollbot7729

9 ай бұрын

As a kid watching the Run TMC era, I dreamed of someday being able to witness a Warriors championship. The losing years that followed, I changed my dream to just making the playoffs. As a young adult watching We Believe, getting a series win vs the best team in the league felt like winning a championship for our perennial losing team. The championship in 2015 was a literal dream come true, but I never could have dreamt we’d get 3 more and it’s mind boggling how Steph has become an all time great. How lucky we are to be a witness to greatness. Appreciate it because when it’s gone, you’ll undoubtedly miss it as it’s not gona happen again.

kobe has so much weight when he speaks.. Like he knew..

@bensonvalcin7068

9 ай бұрын

Facts..... Mamba saw the killer in Him

@heroicnerd2463

9 ай бұрын

And thats why he thanks God/Christ #1 all day every day 💯

@thesubwaysurfer9

9 ай бұрын

Yeah aight

@jonsotbh1565

9 ай бұрын

spoke*

@kevinmuhammad466

9 ай бұрын

Facts!!! The Calmness was deadliest answer! No one else understood what the heck he was saying!

The Greatest Point Guard of all time, we will never see another play like him. Doing what he does at his height in the most skilled era is unbelievable. Top 7 all time!

For me, Curry is much more understandable as a person. An undersized guard with amazing shooting evolved a game and made a three more valuable than ever. He found his own way to get offensive impact on the floor as much as Kobe and LeBron with his offball movement. I tore my meniscus and ACL got 2 surgeries and when I feel down I look at some Steph Curry highlights who also been through injuries. He is inspiring me to become better than I was before injury, not Kobe or LeBron, both of them seem unreacheable for me with their crazy athletic ability and height whereas Curry makes me want to workout more and get my shit together.

@user-gm8wv9qb1h

6 ай бұрын

That’s defenitily relatable

@ice843

5 ай бұрын

I’m the same another one is Tom Brady him and Steph are my 2 most motivational sports people For the exact reasons you state you don’t need to be an athletic freak to be great

@grasz

2 ай бұрын

He's like our mortal represent, battling monsters & gods but still slaying. Ppl only praises his shooting, overlooking everything else but he didn't care and kept a humble heart being thankful to god every celebration after a ridiculous shot. He is the GOAT on and off the court.

Stegh has changed the league and the game. And his influence is still running there.

@user-hj1bm8ql8b

2 ай бұрын

and wemby is blocking in his shot and making three pointers as well take that curry.

His game is worth another MVP!

@thoughtful1233

5 ай бұрын

This year's a good year! Tough competition, but if he stays healthy... who knows? I'd like to see it.

@user-hj1bm8ql8b

2 ай бұрын

not.

his documentary or 30 for 30 is going to be insane

Steph is my favorite baller his shooting is impeccable 🔥

Kobe's words were perfect.

@patriciawilliams8587

4 ай бұрын

Kobe is right on time about steph😂 miss kobe.

An Olympic Size Swimming Pool full of Flowers given by his peers. Steph Curry is AMAZING

He's an outstanding man. Has worked hard to be the greatest player in the game.he is underrated because of envy and jealousy The other players are in a class by themselves,..but they can't touch step.o wish I could meet him

Man, my eyes watered up listening to the respect the players have for Steph. ❤ That's my boi!

Why a lot of people can relate to SC is because he's just normal built just like most of us and he's proven that people like him could dominate the game...

@ChrisDodges123

9 ай бұрын

6'3 isn't normal. I'm 6'3 220lbs and everyone dont look like me. Lol I'd say he's closer to the average person, but 6'3 and normal. But you're right, its not abnormal.

@josefliu

9 ай бұрын

6.3 is not a normal build . lol ...AI is smaller ...

@TDKingMMA

9 ай бұрын

Im pretty sure he meant normal as in hes small in the nba, like we are small in general. Relative comparison.

@chasebeecham12

9 ай бұрын

​@@josefliulol right wth I wish I was 6'3 I'm 5'10 played highschool basketball only 5'8 Senior year athletic all my life me & my other black best friend grow up together friends we would always be even until junior or senior year he finally started gettin faster & he always won the 50 yard dash run football homecomings

@zo9512

9 ай бұрын

But in the NBA, 6'3 is a relatively short height nowadays. Plus he isn't as athletic as the PG's we know today. Most of them compensate with other skills. A decade ago, sure, but regardless of that, he did use to be quite small in contrast to his height. He's well built now.

He constantly evolves, improves his game & playmaking. Hopefully he doesn't become predictable. (edit) Hopefully he never loses that focus & hunger to win. Ditto with Kerr, Klay, Draymond, Loon, GP2 & now CP3 & the younger ones

I know somewhere Kobe is very proud of what Steph has done in the last 3 years

I miss you Mr Bryant 😢

The Tim Duncan, Steph comparison sounds accurate to me.

My favorite athlete of all time. I shook his hand once when I worked on designing some of his products at Under Armour. He asked me my name. After I told him he said “I’ll remember that man, I’ll remember that.” Meant a lot to me that Steph saw me.

My favorite player of any sport. Hands down. Xo

bro transcends the game for sure. he's out here winning golf tournaments hitting a hole in one. sharpshooter and it isnt even his own sport

Wow, what an incredible vid. Thank you for making it. So dope to see how Steph’s peers describe his play as revolutionary.

@garrettsmithii7837

5 ай бұрын

I agree. This was exceptional

And the crazy part is that he is not done yet. More of Steph to come. At the end of the day, the goal is to win and I know Klay and Draymond are down for that too. Good trios ❤

@Bebornagain12345

8 ай бұрын

Klay need to step it up though cause he left Curry all by himself last year. Cause if Klay keep playing like he did last years playoffs, Currys staying with 4 rings

@scottiedpoy8508

7 ай бұрын

@@Bebornagain12345 Putting standards and pressure on a guy who had two devastating injuries in back to back years. "Step it up", you can't make this shit up lol. Kid, you grew up in a city and have never done anything hard in your life. We can hope Klay gets it back but he dont need to do shit for you haha

@schuylersavage276

2 ай бұрын

Yup just dropped 60 and 10 3s with crazy touch layups and moves etc

@estellatravers4358

2 ай бұрын

Remember Steph was supposed to be MVP one other time but is was given to K D and he said Steph should have gotten it but he kept it anyway not good For KD

@estellatravers4358

2 ай бұрын

Karma KD left Warriors After 2 Championship 🏆 and no more yet some years later

❤❤❤❤HE IS THE VERY REASON I WATCH THE GAME!

Yea man of course we will continue to miss Kobe so much. He would hold everybody so accountable and keep everybody honest. What people get away with now days because Kobe isn't around..... Kobe kept it real and we see how much we miss it now days but thankfully we have Steph. It's a breath of fresh air and realness listening to him speak.

I love the shots but I ❤ his little Shimmy dance moves...so much FUN!!!

Would love to see him run a marathon post basketball career to see how his stamina relatively to runners. Prob would do amazing

@hypocritetrollbot7729

9 ай бұрын

Bruh he already running marathons every night.

Curry’s the best inspiration No other words for me.

I played basketball when I was young. Back then if I could make a single 3 point shot I felt tired. I don't know why sportscasters fail to acknowledge Stephen as the best nba player of all time. Even when mj was playing, if he made 5 threes in a game, that was it. Stephen has made a record 13 threes in a regular game. He also made 16 threes in an all star game. He made more than 400 threes in a regular season. He made 93 threes out of 100. With all these records I don't think anyone can top what he's accomplished. He's a good dribbler that's why he can hide the ball when driving to the rack. How many times has Stephen shoot the ball from half court or before half court? These shots happen once in a lifetime. Stephen has done it many times.

@justingbrown

8 ай бұрын

And he also hit over 100 3’s in a row too! 105 if I’m not mistaken

@hadzisaniii

8 ай бұрын

@@justingbrown it was a 105, yup that man is different

@spark6306

7 ай бұрын

The glazing is crazy. Best of all time 😂😂

He is one of the greatest ..he created himself with his size to be a great..

I love this video ! It's very inspiring ! I love Stephen Curry !

Yall gotta remember steph been workin out since 8 and with pros at that top shape in life

Curry's floaters need to be talked about more. Floaters are really tough shots to make because the shot depends on speed he's closing in at which has to be factored in along with every other aspect of a normal shot. Plus, it seems like the shot could be a subtle demoralizer for the defenders, as in, "Damn! How can we EVER stop this guy?"

@jakesiefert

5 ай бұрын

Bro... did you see Steph's game winning floater over Chet on Friday?!? damn...

@gabrielbotsford791

5 ай бұрын

This. He can shoot ANY SHOT.

@ababiogodfred4307

4 ай бұрын

He doesn’t used the floater as much these days

@keithdior1657

12 күн бұрын

That floater is just ignorant lol

Who here started basketball cuz of this inspirational guy?

I've loved my Dubs my whole life. Had so much fun in the Run TMC and believe years. Curry will go down as the greatest Warrior ever and its not close. Beyond the records, beyond the chips, beyond the trophies - Stephen Curry IS the Warriors. I feel privileged to have gotten to watch almost every single game of one of the greatest ever. I will continue to go watch as many as I can while he still plays.

@hypocritetrollbot7729

9 ай бұрын

He redefined what it means to be a Warrior. That Undefeated doc exhibits this perfectly. May little change to his story could’ve ruined everything. Imagine him being in Minnesota? He’d be out the league long ago. Crazy to think about.

@desinewbill688

4 ай бұрын

After he retires there should be a memorial trophy named in his honor for what he has contributed to the game of basketball!!! ❤

@mattmurphy24

3 ай бұрын

Was just reading this comment. I remember listening on the radio to the first Warriors victory in 75. One of the players was on my paper route in Alameda. Always followed the Warriors went to games in the 80's. I agree with everything you said. What's funny is Steph has changed the game so much , and listening to these guys. I didn't even think of the Warriors.

@erickjadeazarcon888

2 ай бұрын

Nmmmmmmmmnmmmmmmmmmnmmmmmnmmmnmmnm​

@erickjadeazarcon888

2 ай бұрын

Mnj

Most will not acknowledge it but Steph has become the best and most lethal scorer in NBA history, he just doesn't give too much priority in scoring like other players. No other player can score from any part of the half court at will and at a super fast release. The only difference between Steph and MJ is that Steph can score literally from anywhere with ease while MJ's will to make the bucket is just too strong.

@benndarayta9156

5 ай бұрын

Steph can score 30 in just a few touches, that's what's separates him from everyone

@josephrafferty6763

5 ай бұрын

Certainly the scariest. We've never seen anyone that every team that plays him panics whenever they lose contact with him for even a split second like Curry... it's honestly unbelievable.

My current favorite player. Been watching the league since 1968. If I were drafting a team of all time NBA players, he'd be my first draft choice.

It's a privilege to watch Steph play, I'm just glad I'm around to see his career play out and I can't wait to tell my kids about Steph Curry...I live in New England and it's comical how many celtics fans hate Steph just because he beat us last year...I'm a celtics fan too but I think t's pretty immature to not like someone just because they beat the team you root for, if anything you should respect a player even more because of that. I love how cocky he is too because he can back it tf up, I've always thought if you can back it up then you shouldn't be afraid to say anything to anybody (within reason of course)

@hypocritetrollbot7729

9 ай бұрын

Respect for showing Curry respect. It’s easy as hell to hate on a player who beat you, but it’s much harder to realize that greatness is why you were defeated.

@dylanalbuquerque4854

9 ай бұрын

@@hypocritetrollbot7729 facts…I honestly don’t think we’re ever gonna see a better shooter, then again who knows there could be another Steph in grade school rn gettin ready to cook😂 that’s the beauty of sports

@marvellous1581

8 ай бұрын

@@dylanalbuquerque4854 nah fr he prob sitting at the cafeteria 😂

@dylanalbuquerque4854

8 ай бұрын

@@marvellous1581 lmao yeah it’s pretty fun to think about shit like that

“If you look back forever, there’s nobody who plays like him 👨‍🍳” says ESPN’s Hubie Brown, who has witnessed most of NBA history as a coach or analyst. “There’s nobody that size, that can shoot from that distance, shoot that percentage, go to the foul line, shoot over 90 [percent], handle the basketball like it’s part of his hand and move to wherever he wants to go and keep you off balance as a defender.” {source: Howard Beck, Sports Illustrated [1 June 2022], title: ‘Wilt. SHAQ. LeBron. Steph Curry? There's a New Definition of Dominance’}

@morrisblackshear6487

9 ай бұрын

Nobody played like him u said it there lol because u no one got a pass to shoot 38 shots a game

@morrisblackshear6487

9 ай бұрын

I love curry but anybody can if let them 40 shots a game and we all know that's facts.

@dantedira4278

9 ай бұрын

Lebron??? Oh for chrissakes

@savonsanders3955

9 ай бұрын

​@@morrisblackshear6487Steph has rarely taken that many shots in a game dawg

@samsoniteman

8 ай бұрын

@@morrisblackshear6487 since when did averaging 17.7 shots = 40? 🤔

Thank you for uploading this exclusive video of Steph Curry. He is a phenomenal player.

Imagine doing the same motion of work from the time you were born. That’s muscle memory, grown man strength.

Inspiring all the people that aren't 6'9 freaks of nature and showing them they can play ball too😎 Since 2015, there have been 27 games that each attracted more than 14 million views. Curry took part in all of these 27 games. 😎

Yeah it will be a sad day when he retires it's been a pleasure watching him especially in the playoffs & as a Knicks fan we surely didn't want him to get the 3 point record in the Garden but we respect great talent & Steph is just that great talent

Stephen is the best NBA Players..🎉🎉always favorite moves.i feel.from Philippines 🏀💪

1. Great video. Hands down 2. reading these comments: people have stopped in time if they still underestimate Steph's defense. Jerry West will tell you 😉

MJ and Steph in one sentence is legit by the league's game changer.

@4everoldskool626

9 ай бұрын

FACTS! Id even throw Shaq in that sentence also when speaking about who changed the game aspect of it!

@velmaberry413

8 ай бұрын

MJ has never been impressive. My opinion, when he played he was NEVER a draw for me.

@4everoldskool626

8 ай бұрын

@@velmaberry413 what era did you grow up in, if you don't mind me asking?

Watch this with no skips, 30 deserve nothing but respect

At 6’3 that makes his accomplishments way more impressive.

That's my Boi, love me some Steph.❤❤

Spectacular vid!!! I will watch this over & over. Hearing all the elite hoopers rave about him gives me chills!!!

Man, kobe. What he said is so deep and strong. Only goats can say. That is sincere and on point.

look at steph curry man so inspirational

We live in a special time period seeing Lebron, Curry, KD, Jokic, Giannis, Luka, Giannis, Ja Morant, Jayson Tatum and so many more possibly Top 20 of all time playing together in their primes

@savageraccoon787

8 ай бұрын

Ja morant?

@mujtahidsyed3827

8 ай бұрын

@@savageraccoon787 Yeah, Ja shouldn't be mentioned with those other guys. He's good, but not top 20 at all.

@keithdior1657

8 ай бұрын

Ja Morant 😂 c'mon man

@Fermion.

8 ай бұрын

Whoa, chill out with that Top 20 talk. LeBron, Curry, Giannis are solid top 20 picks. I got KD in my top 25. But the rest, nah bruh, they're way down the list. Michael Jordan LeBron James Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Magic Johnson Larry Bird Shaquille O'Neal Wilt Chamberlain Bill Russell Kobe Bryant Tim Duncan Hakeem Olajuwon Oscar Robertson Steph Curry Julius Erving Karl Malone Moses Malone Giannis Dirk Nowitzki Charles Barkley John Stockton Who are you kicking out of the top 20 for Tatum, Morant, Luka, Jokic, and "so many more"? C'mon man, it's not that easy to break the top 20. It's tough man. I used to have Iverson in my top 20, but Curry took his spot. We've been getting like one new top 20 player about every 5 to 7 years or so, and sometimes you get a couple at once, like Magic and Bird, but never like 10 at once. That's just statistically improbable.

@oneeyedchihuahua

5 ай бұрын

Lose Ja….. for now

If you watch hotones episode with steph he says hearing kobe talk about his game meant so much to him because kobe doesn't say things like that about hardly anybody. He knew.

He has the ability to make a separation against good defender to make 3's and that's what make him the best and will shatter all scoring records if he stay healthy.

The GOAT 🐐

😂😂😂 “Don’t call me! I’m going to bed!” 😂😂 Gotta be refreshed 😂😂😂

I like everyone's take on Steph. My highlights are Magic Jonshon and Kobes takes.

I love how this is 30 minutes long to honor Curry’s jersey number

Incredible job on this video!

Nobody like this man. He's a blessed young man. The players are coming up with a height of 6'2 look up to him as a role model. He's one young man, I don't mind my kids looking up to him as a role model. He's humble. Love him!!❤.

The GOAT 🐐 Let's Go WARRIORS

BRO if KOBE was if still alive, they be gym partners men. im so sure they be in the same gym same routine and just feels like the same type of mind set and determination.

For me the most underrated part of Curry's game is his game IQ, thats whats make him move so well without the ball

sometimes i forget how young basketball is, great to see some evolution in the game

Jordan and curry changed the game.

Thus is such a great compilation! Enjoyed it so much! Thanks for making this!

nothing is easy for steph curry . its harder for him then most in the conversation for goat . for him to be considere the goat without a shadown of a doubt , he would have to win more than anyone score more than anyone and i think the hardest part for him would be to be great on the defensive side of the floor .

Terrific video - great to watch inspiring narratives and brilliant stories of dedication, hard work and commitment to excellence - Mucho gracias

Only Stephen Curry could achieve the highest level in NBA history that he always shines . I love how Kobe describes Stephen ✨️ ❤😊💯🔥💓🙏😘✨️🫶😉🙌👏

Still miss Kobe, but when one of the greatest players acknowledge you, you know you’ve made it into the GOAT club

I LOVE that the Most Replayed is the MAMBA clip! ❤‍🔥🐍

dope video, can appreciate the time and effort put in to this hell of a job!

1st ballot hall of fame player. His work ethic and dedication has been unmatched. He is the poster child for the normal athlete HARD WORK PAYS OFF. God bless you Steph and respect. I became a Warriors fan the day he was drafted. That NCAA Tournament run was crazy.

@sessahme

8 ай бұрын

Why does everyone seem to overlook the fact that Steph grew up with a millionaire father who was one of the best 3 point shooters of his time and supported his son 110%? Steph never had to work a summer job, he practiced with NBA players on NBA rims as a child, had training by his NBA father, he got genes from his NBA father, he got the best healthcare, he probably had a private chef, and the best trainers. The golden pretty boy Curry had all the possible advantages that an NBA player could have. Steph is over-rated. Jordan is the standard for greatness. Jordan in his prime was the best scorer, arguably best defender, and arguably the best athlete. Steph is mainly just a great scorer. Although, statistically speaking, Jordan (1), Lebron (6), and Durant(4) are better scorers. Steph is 17th best scorer of all time.

@lahma9864

8 ай бұрын

@@sessahmenba players didn’t make near what they make now

@exogendesign4582

8 ай бұрын

​@@sessahmethat's what makes it special he has all the resources but still goes grinding since the day he learned how to shoot the ball, curry never rest even one day and keep doing the same drill for a million of times. That's dedication and to where he is right now he deserved it, I mean not even one person can do the routine he does, imagine that. If you watched anime you can compare him to Honda Goro from MAJORS.

I’m a basketball fan cause of Steph. And I’m 38! 😂😂😂

@vandave1517

8 ай бұрын

Do you still play any type of basketball like organized basketball or even pick up games in street public basketball court?

Great vid. Good compilation of pure recognition to one of the greats that ever played.

Steph has fans from all over the globe! Every night I watch all the games and you can hear all the oohs and awes when hes away from home. You see all the jerseys. It just give me goosebumps as a Dubs fan!

The editing is next level

Amazing video thank you 🙏🏼

this should have been added to the 'underrated' doc, that doc is mostly about his time in davidson

absolutely underrated