It's so refreshing to hear NBA players give my favorite player in the NBA his props. Stephen Curry is a absolute beast.

@SundayPagan

9 ай бұрын

He's every worriors fans favorite player haha

@HOGISIMJAYUN

9 ай бұрын

​@@SundayPaganu don't say?

@mrtruthhurts2307

9 ай бұрын

@@SundayPagan I guess you're a Steph Curry hater right???

@dvdv8197

9 ай бұрын

​@@SundayPagannot only Warriors fans lmao. Steph supersedes teams.

@Goofyhooper23

9 ай бұрын

Yes sir

It’s mind boggling that fans like to doubt and hate on Steph when there are legitimate NBA players who struggle and praise him.

@focusgrigsby

9 ай бұрын

RIGHT‼️‼️🏆✅

@jlui21

9 ай бұрын

-- he's not like MJ at 6'6 or Kawhi 6'7 with bag hands, strong, long w/ DPOYs. Steph is 6'3 whose tough and plays finesse but isn't high flying like Dr J or Dominique. Steph is on that Bird level were he isn't the prototypical NBA player but excels with shooting and movement.

@focusgrigsby

9 ай бұрын

@@jlui21 - He changed the game away from that… Which is why this video was even made.. Which is why every player is mostly shooting threes now. Its way more to this that can be commented though. People are always trying to take away from Steph.. But facts can’t be overlooked.

@janicerichards8959

9 ай бұрын

​@@focusgrigsby They try to do the 3's thing! Steph Curry the Phenom is the only consistent 3's shooter ever apart from Klay.😂😂😂✌️❤❤❤❤

@focusgrigsby

9 ай бұрын

@@janicerichards8959 - HEY-HEY-HEYYYYY‼️‼️‼️ I AGREE COMPLETELY ‼️🗣️🔥🔥🔥

The worst part about Steph is that he is one the nicest dudes around and YOU CANNOT EVEN HATE HIM!! He will kill you and ruin your career and all you can say is Wow!

@janicerichards8959

9 ай бұрын

Love what you said Dear. 😂😂😂😂😂😭😭😭😭😭❤️😷✌️❤️❤️❤️❤️

@Sniper-Haan

9 ай бұрын

@@janicerichards8959why you spam all them emos 😅

@dominiquejones3805

9 ай бұрын

The Baby Faced Assassin

@ninabednarz2891

9 ай бұрын

He's a smoothie operator, I'm a 66 year old woman, I do not miss his games. Mr. Curry can I have your autograph please

@MarkJackson-od3fi

9 ай бұрын

Ruin your career is a little far

I'm a huge Laker fan since the sixtys to now..I'm 65 seen alot of players etc..I never care for Steph Curry when he was drafted thought the long ball dribbling show wasn't good for basketball,but now the last 7 years got so much respect for him never seen a player like this he is great for the NBA the way he conducts himself on and off the court..parents definitely had something to do with his up bringing structure...just saw him win a golf tournament and running down the fairway like a kid after he made a Hole In One...so refreshing to see the Passion this young man has in everything he does...YOU GO STEPH I'M A HUGE FAN NOW ...HOF COMES YOUR WAY...

@edwinmendoza5815

9 ай бұрын

Couldnt agree more bro

@echojulietanievas6169

9 ай бұрын

And his mileage usage on the court is phenomenal at 35. Unbelievable

@TheRealMasonYoung

9 ай бұрын

Couldn't have been said better.

@jonathan6935

6 ай бұрын

Curry is once in a lifetime generational player

@artanderson4240

6 ай бұрын

There will NEVER be another Steph Curry. Generational player of the planet.

One of the many impressive things about Steph is that he developed his incredible endurance while packing on more muscle. He is way stronger but also moves so much more on the court around all those screens than when he started off.

@telmolicious

7 ай бұрын

Thats also a tactical choice. Doesnt nec mean he couldnt have done that earlier

@andrewbradley3305

2 ай бұрын

@@telmoliciousmost people sacrifice endurance for muscle cuz it’s carrying weight

These Steph stories…really love them. I hate to think about it but when this guy retires…at least we have these video reminders of his greatness. My fav player ever, and I’ve been watching basketball as a teenager and now a 40 something year old, I am still locked in because of him.

@focusgrigsby

9 ай бұрын

Me too… I won’t even watch another team anymore. Him, Lester Quinones, Gui Santos and that new Jackson guy make it worth watching.

@marjorieyoung2014

9 ай бұрын

I don’t know what I will do when Steph retire it will be the saddest day for me. I’m not sure if I will continue to watch basketball😢 not looking forward for that day. I just love Steph on the court and off the court❤️

@randomkaren8198

9 ай бұрын

@@marjorieyoung2014yea without bron/KD/Steph and Dame the league is gonna be different

@goldenhoops7226

9 ай бұрын

@@randomkaren8198don’t worry man Ja,Luka,Zion,Paolo,Wembe,Melo,Haliburton,Antman, and a lot of superstars that are young right now will be there when we need them

“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’}

Steph's level of conditioning is amazing. Austin Reaves said it himself that he can't make a shot because he got no legs. If you a true hooper, you know what he means and how it feels shooting that way. Steph is constantly doing it and aside from that, he also sets screens and make his teammates open and take note, HE IS THE NUMBER ONE OPTION! That's so tiring to even imagine, let alone do it and still shoot as efficiently as Steph. Shesssh!

@dwaynew.8849

9 ай бұрын

Exact. Not taking anything away from the likes of LeBron but imo it takes more to do what Steph Curry does . Best player in the league for me

@imikeyirock11

9 ай бұрын

PERK WAS RIGHT. HIS OFFENSE IS HIS DEFENSE😂

@Idontpicksides

9 ай бұрын

A sight to behold a human enter Zone

@greyklopstock7155

9 ай бұрын

HUGE underrated part of Steph's game is his screen setting. Most don't notice it, but the fact that not only is he running off a million screens, he WILL ALSO SET SCREENS to get guys open.

@CrystalJones-ms8it

8 ай бұрын

Hes an alien

Can you imagine that these guys are most likely the most powerful basketball players in the world... Yet, Steph conditioning and skills still impress them! That's crazy

Steph's cardio is off the charts. Dude is runnin damn near a marathon for the entire game with how much movement he generates on the floor. At his age, to be able to not only move for 30+ minutes, but also shoot from distance, is insane. He's legitimately a one of kind player, par for maybe what his son will do if he does choose to play in the league like his pops.

The thing that amazes me the most about Steph is his conditioning, especially at 35. My man is running around the court ALL GAME LONG, even put on some muscle to be able to be more helpful on defense and attack the rim with more ease and there's no signs of him slowing down any time soon despite the fact that, again, he is 35, I repeat, THIRTY FIVE. It's so inspirational seeing the work ethic and the love that he has to have for the game to still work this hard this late in his career. Huge fan of his, props to the Chef!

@t.sangrini

6 ай бұрын

A huge part of it is Ayesha's cooking, even DWade said "If you want a chance at stopping Steph, take away the food Ayesha is cooking" and this is so true. They have their own farm raising their own animals, garden, and beehive for real local organic unfiltered honey...that right there is lethal in itself and you can see the effects of it on their kids...His son Canon is already making shots with his back turned from the basket and it's not even hard for him as a 5 year old👀His daughter Riley is great at volleyball like Steph's mother Sonya and so athletic and toned up it's insane and the other daughter Ryan was hanging upside down from the door handles of Ayesha's Sweet July cafe and no one can figure out how she even pulled that off😭😭🔥🔥🔥

@BeEnNLGaming

4 ай бұрын

Chef getting bigger made him even better

"I ain't got no legs" 😂💔

he doesn’t get enough credit for how difficult it is to be a the top of this league at 6’2. he’s being guarded by guys 6’6 and taller with crazy wingspans but he makes it look easy.

@dominiquejones3805

9 ай бұрын

Facts, Steph is a Animal

@ascnab1511

9 ай бұрын

He’s 6”3’

@eddyfernandez9807

9 ай бұрын

@@ascnab1511 On shoes, without it 6'2 wich applies to everyone else

@derrickhoward1543

3 ай бұрын

His handle is super underrated now

“Start guarding him in the parking lot or when he gets out of bed!” 😅 Who was the player who said ‘find out what Ayesha is cooking for him so we can copy it’? Well deserved accolades from his peers!

@dominiquejones3805

9 ай бұрын

Start guarding him the day b4 the game

I hate that every time a fan brings up how great he is ppl bring up the 3-1 lost to Lebron. This man is great and gives undersized guys some hope that they can impact the game of B-Ball and they don’t have be 7ft tall. The man is great and has impacted the game and YMCA gyms all across America! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

@theonlygoodonehere2259

9 ай бұрын

he actually doesn't, copying his game leads to destruction, jacking 3s from behind the line for an undersized guy has never lead anyone to a championship, including the NBA

@ZXSM

9 ай бұрын

@@theonlygoodonehere2259besides curry

@theonlygoodonehere2259

9 ай бұрын

@@ZXSM yeah besides curry, but you do get my point right?

@ZXSM

9 ай бұрын

@@theonlygoodonehere2259 yes

@myriad7596

9 ай бұрын

@@theonlygoodonehere2259but that’s the beauty of it tho! He actually took his team to the finals (it wasn’t just him ofc but you get what I mean) with his 3 point shooting (and more ofc)! This proves to everyone else that’s it’s Possible but ofc very hard. Give it time, the nba will evolve

Steph is so underrated Thank you...did anyone see his 2023 handles and Layups?and when his shooting percentage is low you know that Guys were all over him contesting his shots like crazy coz he can't be left alone to shoot...Steph is the best PG to ever play the game

@dominiquejones3805

9 ай бұрын

It's crazy 2 say he's underrated right

@jabulilethwala4524

9 ай бұрын

@@dominiquejones3805 would you say he is rated as he should be?

@sumnahlennon5449

9 ай бұрын

​@@jabulilethwala4524Curry is not underrated. Lebron fans dislike him, but other NBA fans praise Curry

@rachelk1503

6 ай бұрын

@@sumnahlennon5449You understand “Underrated” comes from his high school/college days?

@derrickhoward1543

3 ай бұрын

I've seen his handle and lay ups his whole career. His finishing has always been underrated and still is. His handle wasn't underrated at first but now it is. People used to always talk about his handle but not as much now for some reason. He has the best handle ever in my opinion.

Missed the Pat Bev one. That one hilarious as hell comparing guarding Steph to Cp3 😂

@sedlyholmes3722

9 ай бұрын

Yeah Pat rather want steph as an alpha than cp3 lol

@tenishakemanis2522

7 ай бұрын

A cone 😂😂😂

Curry is easily the most disrespected superstar in the league. Case in point, When KD won FMVP he was largely called the best player in the league going into following season. Same with Kawhi, Lebron, Giannis who all won FMVP and given respect as the best player in the league by majority. When Curry won in 2022 the media and fans refused to even have him top 5. ESPN had him 6th best player on their list. So yes he is underrated and the most disrespected superstar of this era.

@andrewbradley3305

2 ай бұрын

Ever

Love that these Guys are giving Steph Curry is Roses. Regardless who wants to disrespect him. Can't take away is personality, he is who he is. Always, always letting his game speak for it self. The Confidence he walks around with you cannot take that either. Nuff Respect to the Phenom!😂✌️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Steph’s beat attribute as a player is his shooting. The amount of other things he does well on the court is ridiculous Steals, ball handling, he has a layup that’s almost impossible to block, energy, passing, he can rebound when needed, he can cross you over without the ball in his hands and has great body control The one thing nobody ever talks about is his vision on the court and his POSITION MANIPULATION IS CRAZY. He knows what he wants to do and does things to make the defense do what he wants to be able to do it

@Idontpicksides

9 ай бұрын

Probably because they can also see the court the same way, I've heard most NBA players have Hawk eyes but Steph got Ultra Instinct and that's for a Demi God

@BrokenBoys17

9 ай бұрын

So underrated his inside game is crazy, you can’t give him no space- he’ll burn you every time in traffic

De'aaron fox wanted to call curry the best player ever.... but because its controversial he toned it down a bit. But to me, skill wise... he is! not everybody is born to grow into a 6'9 body...sure dunking vs pro players requires skill, but not to the level of shooting 43% in TOTALITY outside the arc. Thats including halfcourt, fullcourt heaves...etc. Everyone that has a career 3p% higher than him shot 2 shots a game max and 75% of those shots were catch shoot corner or wing shots. Durant is offensively more dangerous than curry with ball... but durant aint passing like curry, he aint dribbling like curry, he aint shooting from the logo, he aint dangerous offball. And to be honest, ever since losing klay in 2019 curry has been undergoing a physical change, his jumper is now changed, hes rebounding, hes setting effective screens... even though hes still 6'2 his defensive play and his numbers in defense look more like a 6'5 two way guard now... he isnt grabbing as many steals as he used to, but his defense improved outside simple boxscore stats.

That end bit with Lebron saying "Soon as he gets out of his car you gotta guard his ass", got a chuckle at of me.

Are we all ready for Currys 5th Ring this '23-24? 🎉

The most entertaining nba player of all time.

If you listen to what Marcus Smart said, you'll realize Steph is one of the greatest SCORERS of all-time. People have to stop calling him a shooter. There is no area of the court a 6' 3", non-dunking guard can't score from and against almost any sized defender - with either hand and with HIGH efficiency.

@NoVisionGuy

9 ай бұрын

and haters will try to clown him everytime

@focusgrigsby

9 ай бұрын

YUP‼️🏆✅

@whereisthebalance5732

9 ай бұрын

Steph is like 39th man stop it

@focusgrigsby

9 ай бұрын

@@whereisthebalance5732 - You have 2 subscribers. You clearly don’t know the stats.

@focusgrigsby

9 ай бұрын

@@whereisthebalance5732 🤣🤣🤣🤣‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️ Not discouraging you fam but you have to know stats and facts in order to say some stuff like that. That’s clearly invalid… You see these ACTUAL NBA PLAYERS saying these things and you think what you said actually means something versus numbers and what these guys that actually have played with him in person have to say…… 🤫

Are the Dubs a championship team? As long as Steph is playing at GOAT-like level and they're all healthy for play-offs, they'll ALWAYS have a shot!

@kareemfaison5220

9 ай бұрын

Real

Steph's fans are the most spoilt fans of all sports. He deserves all the highlights he gets . When he retires half the KZread channels are retiring with him.

@CoutureThug

9 ай бұрын

Now he's giving us golf highlights and winning golf tournaments

The admiration and respect his peers have for him is one of the coolest things I’ve ever seen. Thanks for composing and sharing this video

It’s still crazy how casuals and stupid nba fans talk down on curry when his contemporaries talk so great about him

@theonlygoodonehere2259

9 ай бұрын

they don't, many say he is in top 10 all time, disrespecting legendary guys like hakeem and magic in the process

I think the “48 minutes of where is steph” best describe what playing with/against steph feels like

Definitely getting Apple TV+ just to be able to watch Underrated. 🎉❤

@conradgonzales9238

9 ай бұрын

Even Apple stock going up because of Curry 😂

@t.sangrini

9 ай бұрын

Big Facts🤷🏾‍♀🎯I literally can't wait😁

@jld4870

9 ай бұрын

Wtf…will it ever be available to view w/o Apple TV?

I've been watching the NBA for a long time and I have never seen anyone move as much as Curry does. I'd be curious to find out how many miles he ends up running during a game. I feel bad for anyone that has to guard him. Fun to watch though.

@danielhall2991

9 ай бұрын

In one game he probably adverage a 10 k

No other player in the GOAT conversation is under 6’6!!! Not saying he’s even top 5, but just let that sink in. No matter where you rank Steph, no other 6’2-6’3” player will ever be as effective as this man. Killer

@isaacdebeila8085

9 ай бұрын

He is the only player who is 6'3 and under in top 10 all time Zeke is top 20 if I'm not mistaken and that's the only 2 guys that size who made it that high on the list everyone else is 6'5 or more

@dominiquejones3805

9 ай бұрын

Isiah Thomas

@Adams09tul

9 ай бұрын

The Answer🤷🏿‍♂️

@5lim.0

9 ай бұрын

Zeke and A.I. are not ranked anywhere near GOAT conversation bffr Now Zeke’s pistons have two of the best championship runs in the sense of elite competition. But nah they not GOAT level

I love how in the first couple minutes you heard Mitchell and Alex both casually refer to a game in close proximity to the time of their recording where Steph clealty just went off so hard that everyone who was watching or listening at the time would know exactly what game they are referring to. I just love that. Because it just shows that Steph is so good that depending on the time you speak about him, there was always a recent example of him going nuclear. You know? And I feel like the GREATS are the only ones who have it that way. They just have too many ridiculous performances to keep up. A lot of VERY good players, all stars, have games that were so dope they stick out to you. But these guys like Steph, they literally have too many ridiculous games to keep track of. It’s like your mind just goes into overload trying to remember all of Stephs best games. You think you saw the best game he ever played, and then BaM, here comes a new one. It’s just insane. And idk with steph it sort of looks even more insane than for other legends sometimes? So it can just be mind blowing how often this dude goes into flow state and does insane shit for basically an entire season lol! I mean like…starting 2013/14 it felt like he was doing shit we had never seen and it was getting wild. Felt like you would never see this again. Like he was doing things you better have seen cuz it doesn’t happen often! Then like 10 years later and basically even single freaking season he just does those things more and more and they simultaneously get better and better and also more expected and almost more taken for granted! It’s literally mind blowing to me, that’s why I’m just rambling here lol. The dudes up to what? 27 20+ point quarters now? Like 18 games with 10+ 3s? WHAT!?! I remember when he had his first mvp season, getting used to just waiting for the point in the game where he would catch fire. That’s all it seemed to be. You’d wait for him to hit one, and then he’d try to turn each make into a hot streak. And every game in seamed that would eventually happen, often in the first qtr or the 3rd. The rest of the game he could sort of seem a bit quiet, but you knew it was coming. And I swear the dude would put up 13-25 points in the span of 3-6 minutes once a quarter lol. He would finish with idk 27, but 21 of it came in the 3rd. It was crazy. And that was before he refined his all around game the way it is now. He’s just insane. Sometimes I wonder if he truly is the best basketball player I’ve ever seen. Sometimes I think he is, if we consider size and skill and such? If we think of “best” in terms of who’s skill is best? I have a hard time not giving it to the guy who stands around 6’1.75” without shoes who is able to not only put up 30 a night, but lead his team to numerous championships and be the best leader and ego I’ve ever seen. It makes me think of when People used to talk about AI being actually 5’11” and how if he were 6’6” he would have been able to not only have an historic career and win 1 finals game, but actually dominate the sport in a winning sense. Well…didn’t Steph sort of do exaclty that BUT without even being 6’6”? Let alone 6’4”!? Let alone 6’3” without shoes!!!? Idk man. I feel the same reason that people won’t let Steph into the goat debate is the reason I think he might actually be my GOAT. To be his size and frame and athletic ability and win fucing 4 titles?!?! And be one win away from another? And two wins away from another!? WHAT!!?? And single handedly carry his team to a title vs one of the nastiest defenses and best rookie coaches and insanely deep offensively talented teams I’ve ever seen after being down 2-1!?( Celtics ofc)!?? Like holy crap. I know it’s easy to look at where the Celtics weren’t perfect, but holy crap that team was SO good. Ever since they flipped the script that JAnuary I hadn’t seen an NBA team that good on both sides of the ball in a long long time, and honeslty eye test wise? Idk..maybe ever? And Steph freaking beat them. His game 4 performance and game 6 performance? And game 1! And game 2!? And game 3 even!? GAH! His 49 Vs the raptors …idk yall. The dudes a GoAT somehow

I just love Steph on the court and off the court. I dread the day he retire I don’t think I will watch basketball anymore. There is no one compare to Steph for me. I love watching Steph with Dray and Klay my 3 guys and I do hope we get to see them play for many more years.❤even when Steph is just doing an interview or playing golf it’s interesting and exciting. God bless his mom for giving birth to such an incredible human being. Any may hod always watch over Steph, wife and beautiful kids🙏🏻

You might wanna guard him when he get outta bed. hahaha! As a Warrior fan I have nothing but respect for Bron and he's hella funny.

Glad witnessing steph's greatness

@ibringthelastwords1358

9 ай бұрын

Glad I saw MJ, kobe, and Lebron's greatness too 😊😊

Steph is such an amazing shooter it overshadows everything else he does. If you were to take away the long ball, he's still a great player, he's not the force he is now but he would still be a great player.

Somebody once asked LeBron James, “How do you guard Steph?” He replied, “Just like you guard me, you can’t”

@thereal1tak_363

9 ай бұрын

It was stop but yeah

I used to absolutely hate him for what he did to my Cavs. But I’ve grown into a huge fan of his game. I had to grow up and give respect where it’s due

@KWB77

7 ай бұрын

I feel u bro

JJ Reddick said it best. It's spirit crushing when there's nothing you can do 😭😭😂😂

“Might wanna guard him when he get outta bed” hahaha 😂

Guarding Stephen Curry.. My favorite player of all time.. is NOT a game at all.. The REAL ones.. Current and all time greats that have played this game and continue to play the game know.. just how UNSTOPPABLE it is to stop this guy right here.. "I mean I was a KILLER..But this dude right here..a WHOLE DIFFERENT monster" - Allen Iverson

It’s sad hearing nba players talk about playing the right way but don’t do it the off ball movement is it curry and Ray Allen one of the best I’ve seen

First off, he is in shape all the time. Don’t wait til training camp, all the time! Most players take time off to get out of shape and back on! He! All the time, year round in shape! Second, he have wind like a marathon runner. Get your wind up! Don’t wait till September to get yours up. ALL YEAR LONG!!!!!!!

"It requires team defense to mitigate curry effect"

I would love to see someone put out the stats on which player get the most box’n’one treatment from opponent team in the league.

Truly the most unique player out there!! 🎉🎉❤❤

That RDC video of them saying they have to guard him when he gets out the car. 💀

3/14/88 is awesome favorite player of today's game. He also can score in the paint,floater,layup, midrange, occasional dunk,very good FT to go with those handles and range from 3.

I ❤ these stories Steph keep up the awesome work shooters shoot

We, love , free Dawkins KZread channel absolutely , so refreshing..no negative thanks a lot ..

Love that ending notes from Bron 🤣🤣🤣 Great video!

LeBron: You might need to guard when him get outta bed, swear to God... got me rolling! 🤣🤣

Most unguardable player in basketball. Period.

@judyclarkson5887

9 ай бұрын

Maybe not the most unguardable per say. But he's surely the best offense generator of all time! No one impacts their team's offense like him,, ever!

This makes thay rdc world clip even more funny , guarding him soon as he wakes up 😂😂😂😂😂

Love Labrons clip, gotta pick him up as soon as he gets out of his car😂😂😂

That’s the problem with Warriors these recent games. Down 20+ by 3rd qtr and they bench everyone already! Good on Suns for the massive comeback

Everyone talking about Steph conditioning and off the ball movement! 🔥 🏀 🏃‍♂️

It feels so good to see some of the greatest NBA players giving props and real experience on the greatest scorer in today's NBA in the names of Steph Curry

When you're the grestest shooter of all time, it opens so much more doors for you to score and also save energy. I got good with my 3 pointers lately and if people come up to guard, drive inside, it's so much easier than posting people inside or trying to cross someone, workload decreases massively.

Steph is the 🐐

@theonlygoodonehere2259

9 ай бұрын

a goat guy doesn't recruit another top 3 superstar guy on his team, however there is another goat guy, who is disgusted and hates that idea, and would rather retire before pulling something like that, and it makes me appreciate that goat guy a lot more when you realize that his mentality is better than guys who are perceived as more humble, willing to mold and work with what he has

@Itachi613

9 ай бұрын

@@theonlygoodonehere2259steph is the 🐐

Isn't it funny how the great players in the NBA that other players literally revere to and give them such great praise and respect are occasionally the players that normal every day fans and NBA analysts often downgrade or say they're not great and such.

The Fox kid is going to be a huge star. Great kid, great game.

steph is the best entertainment the game has ever seen...

They don’t have to give him his flowers . Trying to stop him shows you he deserve it he’ll go down better than bron

He really is one of a kind ...that teams fear him with or without the ball....imagine being the center of attention for each team.....only player to make teams find a way to stop him! With or without the ball ! True baller

There are NBA players who are great 3 point shooters or shooters period. What made Steph Curry the GOAT was how he did it. His off the ball movement, catch and shoot, gravity, shooting, influence, and his mental strength was something the NBA never saw before, he revolutionized the NBA, if a conventional fan GOAT like Lebron James respect and fear his skills, why don’t critics?

Why so hard to guard Curry? Most players point to his moving without the ball, and having to chase him around to stay close. Some even confessed guarding Curry left them with no legs to shoot. What none confessed that to slow him down, they had to pull his jersey, hands on his hip. And the nba refs called at most 10% of these infractions. The league is in cohort with that. Comparatively, Harden goes to the line for being breathed on by the defenders. Yet, many nba pundits believe Harden is a more valuable player than Curry, despite the fact that Curry has 4 rings, while Harden still looking for his 1st NBA Final.

Great tribute. 👍👏🔥🔥

Awesome compilation!

One or two more chips and Steph is top 2 for sure! Make it happen Dubs!! 👍👏🔥🔥🥳🥳❤️❤️

@kidkouga92

9 ай бұрын

One more ring and he enters top 5 conversation which is actually insane

The GOAT .. the NBA hates Steph because of his greatness.. Players spilling the tea on how hard it is to guard this man .. My favorite player and his underrated.. Love it

Bro will have you running a marathon

if you guard him alone, its hard if you double team him, its hard and he'll pass it to someone that is open or do an insane pull-up.

@cycleoflife565

7 ай бұрын

…or pass it and keep moving, get the ball back because his defender relaxed for a second and lost track of him, leaving him open for a three or a layup.

Steph… the anomaly in a basketball court. Mind you the legend is 35 yrs old and still running like a rook.

As a fan is there anything more gratifying than watching that spark you saw “early” electrify stadiums. Wardell Stephen Curry II What a ride we’ve seen in the last 15 years.

"Delly almost died guarding Steph Curry" lmao 🤣

great player. Credit to Kerr also, who implemented the system.

Everybody talks about Steph’s shooting which is phenomenal oc but his conditioning is the key ingredient to his game just like with Jerry Rice. Guarding either guy for 1 Quarter and most of us would feel like we’re gonna die. 😳😵

We know this exactly how the players feel he's different it's just the Media an some fans hate on the alien 👽 curry is HIMM

What’s it like to guard Steph Curry? “It’s HELL.” 😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Steph is the HONEY BADGER of the NBA! He doesn’t give a SHIT!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@malrulesall9669

9 ай бұрын

Ong 💀😂

Mike Brown, the current Sacramento Kings head coach was the Warriors assistant coach the past few years so he knows Steph like the back of his hand. In the two games they have played against each other he has his players double team Steph the second he touches the ball because he is fully aware no single player can guard Steph effectively.

Nice one, Dawks.

Love him or hate him he came out of no where and basically turned the game on it’s head now every new player wants to be like him lol

And to add to his history he won a trophy in golfing 🎉😂❤

2 amazing facts 1 The fact that LBJ is top five in assists is almost unbelievable 2 the fact Steph Curry without the ball is just as impressive with the ball !! The psychology of it all is amazing in itself!!

Steph curry is the greatest player to ever touch a basketball period

It's fun to watch Stephen Curry and really makes his opponent crazy when you guard him. The best 3pts shooter as well..!🔥😄

The defenders mostly assigned to Steph are longer, more athletic than him, but he still gets his way because of how he is utilized in the offense especially off ball. That being said, he worked extremely hard to get his cardio to a certain level to be able to keep running the entire time he is on the floor and still make shots.

I love this. He is truly a great

They should've put the RDC clip in here on how to guard Steph lol

“You might wanna guard him when gets out of bed.” 😂

Who is the guy talking in the beginning with the beanie on talking about PJ Tucker how he studied KD

Bro that 48 minutes of where is steph got me

Steph's ability to move backwards quicker than his defender can move forward is the diff

God bless!!!🙏🏽

Curry definitely changed the game

I was born into the Warriors fan base no mfn day in the matter it's a bay thing, the day i read the paper and saw that a billion air bought the team cause of how loud the arena got when the 8 seed beat the 1 seed i was so happy, never thought it would get this great, WARRIORS ALL MFN DAY..

"He's a killer!" 😂😂😂😂