JJ gonna remember for a long time that the greatest cross move ever happened on 4 defenders and he wasn’t a part of it

@oldfrend

Жыл бұрын

more accurate to say he's happy he was a bystander and not a victim XD

@HieuNguyen-ts1bo

Жыл бұрын

Who was the guy on top with a pony tail?

@maxvettu

Жыл бұрын

@@HieuNguyen-ts1bo Spencer Hawes

This is SUCH a better segment with the clips of the actual play, the full pod is great, but it really helps to have the visual aide.

@lordsafro

Жыл бұрын

Especially for people just getting into the sport

That’s the play that made me a Steph Curry fan for sure. Absolutely insane

@daddywalker6133

Жыл бұрын

To me that okc game where he hit that damn near half court game winner lol

@brianventura1425

Жыл бұрын

@@daddywalker6133 for me i always liked him when he came in the league but that game made it one of my fav players to this day still tbh

"i have not seen a basketball player consistently get to a flow state better than you" ~ JJ on Steph 🔥

JJ hit the nail on the head. Flow state, in the zone, on fire, whatever you want to call it, the great ones seems to get into it more often than then the rest.

@TheRobins1m

Жыл бұрын

You don’t have to be good to get that feeling though, I think. I’ve never played professionally, I’m a decent/average player but I LOVE playing basketball for that meditative feeling you can get. “He’s unconscious” is a term I used to hear - just another term for it. I’m in my 50s now and the body is falling apart but I still play (and play comp) because I love trying to recapture that state.

@QGuides

Жыл бұрын

Meditate.

@NeilLewis77

Жыл бұрын

Yep anyone can get into it. In England a soccer striker called james beatie scored 20 goals in 150 games, Then he went on a hot streak and scored 20 goals in 20 games. On that form a big team spent big money on him. He then scored 20 goals in his next 150 games. Meaning they wasted alot of money on a not very good player. But during that hot streak for 3 months he looked unstoppable. He was on fire, in the zone, unconscious!

@RayAnalysis

Жыл бұрын

Ultra instinct

@juswaoraiz1784

Жыл бұрын

Flow State might be the best to describe on that

How could u hate on curry, so humble and inspirational. CHANGED THE GAME!

@NoName-cn3cp

Жыл бұрын

He's a front runner

@junethanoschurchill6750

Жыл бұрын

@@NoName-cn3cp 🤥🤡

@NoName-cn3cp

Жыл бұрын

@@junethanoschurchill6750 15-50 lololololol

@tima5033

Жыл бұрын

@@NoName-cn3cp what does that mean?

@NoName-cn3cp

Жыл бұрын

@@tima5033 lololol shows how much you know lol even his "fans" are front runners lololol

I love his expression of "obsession to the details" That is what it s all about when you pursue perfection.

A coach mad and the crowd and players happy is a crazy visual lol

14 years and still going, imma enjoy every minute left now cause the game will miss Steph when he's done.

@khaimcmillan9152

Жыл бұрын

Facts

the Steph Curry documentary 20 years from now would be wild

After 10-15 years of having dropped sports entirely, after a lifetime of it before, I watched that move on youtube 3 years ago and HE sucked me back in fully. Pure magic.

@adammack8196

Жыл бұрын

Ayo

@daddywalker6133

Жыл бұрын

@@adammack8196 I was gnna say *pause* yikes lol

@malachithomas1

Жыл бұрын

Pause bro

@jimmybuckets9384

Жыл бұрын

Pauseeeeeeeee

@lukeramer7702

2 ай бұрын

@@adammack8196 Look at steph curry man 🥵

Only Steph could do something like this

@klow335

Жыл бұрын

You haven’t heard of kyrie

@stevemok854

Жыл бұрын

@@klow335 If you heard the conversation in this clip you would know exactly why part-time Kyrie can't pull this off

@IAMTheDeffence

Жыл бұрын

@@stevemok854 Stop hating, Kyrie is the best ball handler ever in the NBA. Don’t let your bias blind you

@Jay-issey

Жыл бұрын

@@IAMTheDeffence it’s different, he talkin abt the state of being to this rather than the skil to do this, main difference is kyrie doesn’t go into “auto-pilot” when he does moves like this, hes always in control

@nooooby3713

Жыл бұрын

@@klow335 NIGHT NIGHT

This was the first live game I ever watched of curry I remember thinking he was just on a hot streak there’s no way he could shoot these types of shots consistently…. And wow was I wrong 😂 he made a career out of it

@ExphazedGames

Жыл бұрын

You’re a little late bud he was doing that way before that game

@TruthSpeaker4

Жыл бұрын

Casual

@AlanMane

Жыл бұрын

His official coming out game was vs Knicks in 2013

@dladmsdn1223

Жыл бұрын

don’t listen to these haters. their lives are so miserable that they have to bring down others to feel good. welcome to the game. glad to have you.

@fixedfocusfilm3068

Жыл бұрын

Curry was doing crazy stuff like that in college.

It is definitely one of the greatest plays anyone has ever seen LOL

The best part of this was Steve kerr’s reaction 😂

@dredpool3927

Жыл бұрын

Bro was STUPEFIED

I so appreciate this series, and I’m seeing it especially with Steph. When you listen to his postgame interviews the responses are, understandably, pretty wrote. JJ’s combination of credibility as a former player and his insight to ask the deep probing questions really gets the most out of these player interviews in terms of prompting thoughtful, sincere responses. Even as a Tarheel fan, I can respect that. Thanks JJ!

That's the correct description, Curry does get into a "flow" state.

@rholawz

Жыл бұрын

Yes! It's like a magnificent dance!

This was definitely the play that convinced coach Kerr to let Steph take any shot he wants

@yugfus

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, I'm pretty sure Kerr was like, "Oh, he really don't miss!! 🤔🤔"

@t.sangrini

Жыл бұрын

That and the OKC shot was what sealed it and he no choice but to just completely buy in to the fact that this is just what he does, it's in his blood😂😂

@jamescruz8678

Жыл бұрын

@@t.sangrini Oh absolutely. Horrible shot for everyone else, who would've taken that timeout. But for Steph it's just a normal, on-autopilot practice shot lmao

@lukelow007

Жыл бұрын

Yeah Kerr mentioned that play in Of the NBA videos on KZread. was the one Where's he like just let Steph Shoot whenever he wants cause he make a bad shot a Great shot 😂😂😂😂

That play has been my moving lock screen for the last few years now. every time I need a reminder of what greatness is, I just press and hold 🐐

@kevinbattles2386

Жыл бұрын

How can I find it

@williamfernandez1022

Жыл бұрын

Where can I get that screen saver??

@joshuajacobs6481

Жыл бұрын

drop the link

The most amazing thing about that Curry move, was he dribbled himself open and the defense was helpless.

I remember watching live. When Jeff said that Mark and Mike started laughing and Van Gundy says, "No, I'm serious." Lol it sounded funny at the time, but in hindsight, he was actually being genuine.

That play is probably what started the dynasty. Here me out. Kerr was trying to teach discipline, but after seeing something special like that, he never raised his hands over a "bad" shot again and let them play the brand of basketball that they're famous for now

The best thing about that play is he never cradled nor carried the ball. It was clean. Most players that supposedly have great handles that came after tim hardaway often cradle the ball and dribble wide.

@jordanjenkins1671

Жыл бұрын

Curry has what they call tight handles. He keeps the ball close to his body when dribbling.

JJ fomo-ing on getting quad crossed shows love for the game

That was the greatest move along with MJ's flying through 4 dudes for a layup. Never seen anything like that.

We need more top athletes to host interviews such as JJ Redick. You can feel the high level of respect that Steph Curry has for JJ Redick. They can relate and they are almost brother in arms. The problem is that most top athletics do not have the communication skills to conduct an interview and ask good questions.

@Eric-zp5wk

Жыл бұрын

Jj has always been a intelligent person is why he was in the nba even tho he wasn’t the fastest strongest or talked but he had a high game iq and that’s why players respect him he’s one of the best 6th mans of all time could give you 20 of the bench anyday

@Slyme1big

Жыл бұрын

He went to duke and he wasn’t shyt as a player he is the part of the geek squad so of course he is a good interviewer

I love all jj podcasts and the questions he ask and when he is on espn definitely captures the moments

JJ Redick always delivers, but thanks to Stephen Curry, this episode is even GREATER !!!

I don't think there's ever been a player who loves the game of basketball more than Steph Curry. To hear him talk about how he continually refines his game through long practices in the off season with different shot angles and footwork combinations. And to hear him say that after 14 years as an elite player he still can improve his skills, only someone who truly loves what they do can say that. He's one of the greats for good reason.

GS 2014-2015 Season helped me come out of a serious months-long depression. The distraction was just too exciting with these kinds of plays!

@t.sangrini

Жыл бұрын

I totally feel what you're saying because they have distracted me from so much depression at a time when I desperately needed it, at least for a few hours I could breathe like a normal person and I mean that for real. Watching Steph and his team was a saving grace for me mentally in so many ways and that's why my love and admiration for them is so deep win or lose🙏🏾

The flow state topic is really cool and seeing pros break it down is dope you should ask about it more often and see its perspective from other peoples games.

Curry is like the Messi of Basketball, he sees lines where there really aren't any and operates in his own kinda space. Even if 3 pointers weren't a thing, Curry would still be amongst the best of the Elite in this League for sure

Love the vids

Steph has changed the game in many ways the No look three shot,night night,floater, best three pointer shooter ever & unamious mvp.Same say Kobe,Bron & Jordan.I say Wardell Stephen Curry 🏀🏀🏀🏀

Draymond pointing at a wide open Klay, lol!

@seankeegan8285

Ай бұрын

dray always knows the right play, he's like KLAY OPEN, but after you can be sure he's just like "oh well steph gon steph"

Because of his natural gift, training, and preparation, Steph is in a "flow" state for much more frequent and longer periods of time. Anyone of these world-class NBA players can get on a hot streak, but can you get hot repeatedly for several quarters and multiple games in an 82-season plus playoffs? Or be a threat anytime on the court with virtually unlimited range? That's the proprietary training scheme and obsession he alluded to, lol. That's why he's the GOAT shooter and will be top 5 when he retires.

Look at Curry man, just wide open and inspirational xD

One of my favorite parts about this is Alvin Gentry also on the bench shaking his head like this guy!

Van Gundy actually said, "That could be the greatest move I've ever seen live.". The 'live' part was mostly inaudible due to Breen and Jackson laughing.

Players ain’t ever been happier to be on the bench than in that possession because everyone on the court got some of that

The amazing part is that Steph was in AUTO PILOT meaning he practiced these kind of drills and found the solution. What an animal

When Steph said he has been in the league for 14 years, I realized I'm old AF lol. I remember watching him in college and it really doesn't feel very long ago at all

@breyonhopkins4795

Жыл бұрын

Yea, it's crazy. I remember learning about him in school. They were teaching us about hard work ethic. Now he's one of my favorites ever

gotta love jj,

You can compare that to MJs Move against the Knick when he dunked over to Ewing

Let's not forget when Phil Jackson compared Curry to Abdul-Rauf.

Crazy to be in year 14 year and honestly playing the best basketball of your life!!!

That year was nuts. The Warriors reached another level and couple months later they were champions. As a Clippers fan, it was horrible lol

What an amazing conversation

Future kids won’t even know what a real shooter is after we’ve seen this man do what he’s done

Obsession about the details is what separates the greats from everyone else.

Outstanding.

STEPHEN CURRY 🐐

In other words, he ain’t telling us how he trains😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

@t.sangrini

Жыл бұрын

He can't give them all his secrets, these teams are already trying to play Warriors basketball and it's actually working for a few of them so hell no Steph don't tell these copycats any more than they already know😂😂

For all hoopers playing, meditate before the game, focus on breathing that’ll help getting your body and mind in sync

Love this

That play literally made him better than Chris Paul 🤣🤣

When i saw this play,I was like... what?How could that possible?

I was at oracle that game... madness

JJ you gotta remember Steph unlocked Ultra Instinct, he’s unbeatable now

All those rounds of keep away as a kid paying off!

It's always better when JJ was on the opposing team😅🍻🍺

The greatest ever!🙌🏽

best point guard ever

Curry flow state = ultra instinct. IYKYK

steph waht it feels when you release it and diddnt touch the rim? please i hope it reach him..

Nothing Curry does should surprise anybody any more. The man is off-the-chain, I expect someday we'll see him levitate at half-court and throw a no-look behind the back pass and nothing but net for a game winner !!!

eyyyyy! "The Double Down"

Imagine Jj playing alongside curry

Guys like Steph and even Dame are smart because they not filming their workouts which makes sense. Keep defenders on their toes and adding pieces to their games

14 years!? He's almost on his way out dang

Cp3 stepped on Curry foot, that's why he fell. But it was a nice combo cross over.

I'm usually the quiet guy on the court, that is just locked in and focused every second. When I get "in the zone"? Man, I change. I know everything is going in. No one can guard me. And I get to Larry Bird levels of trash talking. 😂

I hate that I never saw this play live

Give me that steph autopilot. Elon must be jealous🤣🤣🤣

is it just me or does Steph look huge in this clip? It's like JJ is 3 feet tall 😂

Im probably the only one lol, but chill that white wine!

Stephs pass to Giannis in the all star game was fun to watch

I saw that on TV live game, humiliating to the Clips, they got beat by one man, passing through 4 defenders, really amazing. The ankle breaker also against CP3, awesome. Hehe

As someone who doesn't play ball, I'm curious to know how much of his skill is pure talent vs practice/discipline. When he briefly talk about his training, it just sounds like it can be replicates by other athletes ... I guess it's only clicking for him though. Incredible results regardless!

@bryceboy3

Жыл бұрын

He tells you in this interview. He has an obsession with the details. Footwork, balance, even how the ball goes in the basket. Very few work on this level.

@nmarbletoe8210

Жыл бұрын

@@bryceboy3 Seems like he also keeps his attitude light so he doesn't wear out.

@yg2522

Жыл бұрын

He has mentioned in another interview that he only counts swishes as made baskets in practice...

The internet went crazy that day tho

crazy without team injuries this dude probs got 5-6 rings

I took the Wock to Poland 🇵🇱

He doesn't consume caffeine regularly, that's an essential factor too.

This was the GREATEST shot, EVER.... I was Trippin watchin that.

@allday1047

Жыл бұрын

No, I'm being serious..

@ssjganicus7696

Жыл бұрын

OR it's his go ahead game winner in OT against OKC.

@t.sangrini

Жыл бұрын

@@ssjganicus7696 They both were completely insane and disrespectful lol

@ssjganicus7696

Жыл бұрын

@@t.sangrini AGREED

The play he took Chris Paul spot as top shotta of the pgs 💯

@t.sangrini

Жыл бұрын

And then 1 by 1 he started knocking off so many great players from getting a ring, they didn't stand a chance in hell and til this day are still trying just to win 1 damn ring and he has 4. That is crazy to know that Steph along with his teammates are responsible for all these ringless superstars....Harden, CP3, Westbrook, PG13, Dame, CJ, even the younger ones are being stopped....Luka, Jokic, Booker, Kat, Tatum, Brown, and we all know Lebron would have 7 rings right now if there was no Steph, well 6 in my opinion because I can't count that Covid bubble ring but it's in the books so🤷🏽‍♀lol

@Slyme1big

Жыл бұрын

@@t.sangrini nah I don’t know shyt 😂because wtf lebron and his crybaby fans got to do with curry snatching cp0 soul and lebron easily could’ve been 2-7

That play was the official changing of the guard for the NBA. The coach, 5 time NBA Champ and was raised by the NBA old school, begs for the star player to make the "right play". In an instant, fundamentals was replaced by "shoot it." Imagine if Iverson, Reggie Miller, Ray Allen, Larry Bird, MJ and the others were told to just play offense! The NBA would be even more popular.

As the saying goes, always bet on yourself

It's like Steph came out of the hyperbolic time chamber with gold hair and he's just acting normally...

Are they talking about being in the zone ?

@ginmarshall1527

Жыл бұрын

Yea

@justsomedudewithnoneck8329

Жыл бұрын

Curry got kuroko power specifically the guy with green hair💀

@Jacev_

Жыл бұрын

Pretty much. Or Ultra Instinct if that tickles your fancy lol

The Greatest

He’s like the NBA’s Mike Vick or Lamar Jackson.

my old friend told me the other day rodman would lock curry up.. some people just dont get it..

@allday1047

Жыл бұрын

yeah just about as much as a prime Kawhi could "lock curry up"

@crizzleyo815

Жыл бұрын

@@allday1047 right.. and kahwi is from the era where guards shoot like in a video game.. in rodmans time guards had their back turned to the backboard their game was that limited..

That which goeth out of the mouth defileth a man.

yea that was the play that exploded him in the NBA

Jj it’s time for Kyrie on the pod

Jj you forget that you broke Currys ankles twice?

I hate the fact that the nba is doing everything they can to contain curry from becoming the greatest basketball player ever since jordan.

Essa primeira cesta é simplesmente surreal. Não é possível imaginar outra pessoa que faria aquela bola. De três ainda, vai se fude !

Steph remember the worg ,GoD will help you .

Autopilot AKA flow AKA ultra instinct.