Kobe observed Steph's calmness and said it's deadly. He was right.

@KavalierII

2 жыл бұрын

I remember Steph in an interview stating that is completely blank when he’s taking a shot; his rise up and motion is independent of his consciousness. Kinda reminds me of the Mushin concept or flow state. This literally unlocked Ultra Instinct 😤

@Light13807

2 жыл бұрын

Curry is hate the media secretly but he is a silent killer I remember he said what are gonna say now? After they win at all

@shizzlepecks

2 жыл бұрын

Kobe was dog shit so nobody cares

@teacake27

2 жыл бұрын

@@KavalierII which interview is this?

@KavalierII

2 жыл бұрын

@@teacake27 kzread.info/dash/bejne/lpxnzbF6p7LLg84.html this one with Reggie Miller…

The media haven’t seen anything like this so they are struggling to give this man his credit. They are too use to seeing athletic players dominating.

@aekaralagonisi

2 жыл бұрын

Kobe?

@rowbott

2 жыл бұрын

@@aekaralagonisi you think a dunk contest winner ain't athletic?

@shiro5003

2 жыл бұрын

@@aekaralagonisi kobe was 6'6 and had crazy hops, you should watch his highlights wearing #8

@JUSTIN_SZN

2 жыл бұрын

@@shiro5003 shit, he still had crazy dunks as 24 too

@shiro5003

2 жыл бұрын

@@JUSTIN_SZN fr, pretty sure he started wearing #24 during his prime!

He is a different kind of offensive weapon in this game, so many layers to his game.

@mikokb

2 жыл бұрын

So so many. And it's not even hard to see. But so many simpleminded and hateful fans continue to show their ass rather than appreciate greatness

@kaizenking8841

2 жыл бұрын

Even the Dpoy marcus smart can't guard him p

@dimitries

2 жыл бұрын

I don’t want to hear these caveats like best offensive weapon or the most impactful player. He’s been the best player in the world since 2015 period

@cmc1411

2 жыл бұрын

He's the Messi of basketball. Always looking to create space or advantages for himself or his teammates whether he has the ball or not...which is why his teams always perform absurdly well offensively any time he's on the floor. I really wish we tracked stats like "key passes" or hockey assists in basketball, man. Or off ball workrate. I'm pretty sure he'd lead the NBA in both.

@savonsanders3955

2 жыл бұрын

@@cmc1411 They have a gravity and spacing stat now, and yes Steph has led this stat 🤷🏾‍♂️

Curry being a great screener is heavily underrated and under appreciated

@justinlevy274

2 жыл бұрын

When people say Bird Magic and MJ made their teammates better I think steph might out do them all with what he brings to the table.

@seriustraco

2 жыл бұрын

@@justinlevy274 no he doesn't calm down, Curry has the best team in the league.

@justinlevy274

2 жыл бұрын

@@seriustraco So did bird and magic, and he has a lot to do with them being the best, look at his constant movement drawing attention for easy dunks, getting doubled up top and hitting the short role, setting screens for players for easy looks. He gets his teammates a lot of basically free points.

@cleanslate5524

2 жыл бұрын

@@seriustraco there is absolutely no way poole, greene, looney, wiggins, and klay go to the finals without curry lol.

@415spitta

2 жыл бұрын

@@seriustraco besides Wiggins and gp2 it’s the same team that won 15 games without him 2 years ago 😂 steph is a game changer and makes his team better

Finally, not the recognition he needed but the recognition he deserved. 👏🏾

@jlui21

2 жыл бұрын

-- Every Top 10 list features a 6'6-7'1 guy. Curry? Is special. He doesn't "need" the ball like a traditional superstar. And being a hobbit, it is seen as a weakness when he is switched onto defense. But he's a respectable team defender and his offense is so skewed, he's up there with the GOATs.

@bigniggaballs674

2 жыл бұрын

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@VULA

Жыл бұрын

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What makes Curry truly special is his ability to get teammates involved, those little give and goes, screens and cuts do so much to increase team confidence

@jimparedes7408

2 жыл бұрын

Who told ya that?

@jshonsmith3399

2 жыл бұрын

@@jimparedes7408 all his teammates and coaches say that lmao

@bigniggaballs674

2 жыл бұрын

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There’s the shooting, the offensive movement but the dude runs marathons each game. Nobody since Ray Allen moves like Steph without the ball but Steph even took that to the next level. He’s also amazing finishing in the lane with floaters. He can have a bad game but a bad series is highly unlikely.

@beensteppin5762

2 жыл бұрын

Curry's worst game of the finals he had 16 pts but at the same time was +21 while on the floor, he doesn't have bad games

@ThatAnnoyingGuyOnTheInternet

2 жыл бұрын

Everyone just talks about the shooting but Curry's off ball movement is so underappreciated.

@claxcz

2 жыл бұрын

@@beensteppin5762 that's when celtics realized that they can't beat warriors in a 7 game series.

@andresmendozaondatube

2 жыл бұрын

This is really why I feel like guys like russ and trae can other guards with similar play style could never reach the level of greatness like Curry. THEY DONT PLAY WITHOUT THE BALL!!!

@louderthangod

2 жыл бұрын

@@andresmendozaondatube Russ especially, he usually just stands with his hands on his knees. Trae’s still young and would benefit from another ball-handler.

warriors really just built a winning culture there.. 1. moving without the ball 2. ball not sticking to 1 person 3. their defense is elite 4. their mvp has no ego 5. kerr is a great coach 6. elite ball movement 7. their player development

@Ishai1

2 жыл бұрын

8. everyone gets to play. This is a Kerr thing, he doesn't let a player get DNPs for too long (at least in the regular season). Great for team chemistry, but also keeps everyone ready

@rajapanigrahy9737

2 жыл бұрын

Its simple. The offense always look for next action once one action is shut down. They have plan B, C, D for a single possesion if Plan A doesnt work out

Don’t forget that he’s putting up these numbers whilst getting no respect from the refs

@VULA

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The last two months proved that KD leaving the Warriors was a blessing not only to Golden State, but to the world of basketball. With KD still there taking a heavy load, we'd never see Steph 2.0, the new and improved video game version. Frankly the talent level in this bunch is just average plus, and thus he is asked to operate at a ridiculously high level, and he did that with flair and panache.

@tribalypredisposed

2 жыл бұрын

What in the world can you possibly mean by "talent" when they have ONLY gone to the Finals, six times now, when Kerr was coaching and had healthy Curry and Klay and Draymond? Mental abilities are part of talent too, right? You mean they are not the tallest fastest highest jumping athletic freaks of nature in the world? There is a lot more to being talented at basketball than that. But Wiseman and Kuminga and Wiggins and GP II are athletic freaks of nature, too, by the way.

@Gd-jq6mz

2 жыл бұрын

@@tribalypredisposed This was supposed to be a gap year just think about Curry shooting slump+ Injury coming into post season Klay still not got his feet under him Green back problems Youngsters with 0 playoff experience That's exactly why dray said don't let us win this fing championship

@tribalypredisposed

2 жыл бұрын

@@Gd-jq6mz and yet, I predicted Warriors to win before the season started. Sure, there were teams I was worried about, like the Heat, but I believed it would take a great coach and a team seasoned and together for a while to take down the Warriors. Yes, I thought Klay would be more himself by the playoffs, and he was off and on. I also thought Wiseman would be playing in the playoffs. But then I predicted Wiggins having finally had a training camp for the first time would be very very good and I missed how good Poole would be. I was certain GPII would be great and while everyone was talking about what player should be the last guy I kept posting asking why not GPII...and I thought Otto Porter Jr was a good pick up too.

@mrfinalsmvp8067

2 жыл бұрын

@@tribalypredisposed Flight also did

@Ishai1

2 жыл бұрын

I've said it even when KD was around, it was more fun to watch Steph do his thing. He took a step back when KD joined, which not many superstars would have done, and it worked out for their ultimate goal, but it just wasn't as much fun. The last season and a half, we got that Steph back, only now he's stronger, you can no longer push him around

Talking heads in the media honestly couldn't comprehend what happened and they always had a bias against Steph because he does it differently and is smaller in size. They worship big guys that are easy on the eyes. They only look at simple stats like ppg and build up these narratives in their head like durant was the better player and stuff. But people who are genuinely interested in basketball can see with their own eyes this man's game has layers to it and his impact on offensive end is arguably the greatest ever. They give slack to curry for having durant for 2 of his championship. Tell me which of the top 10 didn't have another top talent around them? If anything 2 of his durantless championship didn't even have another top 75 players in the squad according to nba. Magic and Kareem had each other, Jordan without Pippen you can't imagine, bird was in a loaded celtics all his career, lebron we all know his list of teammates, kobe shaq. It is just ridiculous at this point. Look at Durant's record without Steph when they were both in warriors and steph's without durant. If durant was the main man, why defenses literally died on the floor to stop this man? If all these guys were so much greater than steph, why do we see only steph being defended like an alien just to not have him going? There are things stats couldn't translate that we have to see with our own eyes and for me so far what I've seen this man is the definition of greatness, the way he plays this game. Even after a 4th championship, the shit that talking heads are throwing at him is beyond comprehension just pure hate.

@willworkfordoge

2 жыл бұрын

Yea these are the same dudes hyping Zion and Ben Simmons!!!!!

@justinlevy274

2 жыл бұрын

I think in their minds they think what if these guys played a game and they just assume that steph would be weak on D because of his size, not realizing that his shooting and movement would be the deadliest thing on the court.

@tribalypredisposed

2 жыл бұрын

Did you see Nick Wrong spewing his super casuals take that the Warriors need "star power" and should trade Wiggins and Wiseman and Kuminga for...Bradley Beal (!) to suck at PG a lot more than Curry or Poole do and come in for garbage time minutes? Beal shot .300 from three last season and he would be one of the worst defenders on the team (on-off on defense the team allowed 6.7 more points per hundred with him on). Has Nick watched a single game of basketball this year?

@orlandobailey2237

2 жыл бұрын

@@tribalypredisposed guy is dumb asf. There are so muc clowns as analysts nowadays

@kevinmorris2895

Жыл бұрын

@@tribalypredisposed it's hard to believe the incompetence of some of these NBA analysts. Nick Wright and Kendrick Perkins are clowns that don't really do deep analysis of statistics, probability, player tendencies and strategic moves by coaches. They just try to gain viewers by making controversial hot takes, not serious analysis. It's entertainment and nothing more. Modern NBA basketball is a game of chess and NW and KP think it's tiddly winks.

The Warriors actually have two offenses. Curry on-ball, and Curry off-ball. Curry is the only player in NBA history that can do both at a high level.

@junethanoschurchill6750

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah I think that’s something people overlook when talking about him being the greatest shooter. He’s the greatest because he’s the most versatile shooter.

@colohostandrew

Жыл бұрын

Facts 100%

@akilkweli1999

Жыл бұрын

He is one of, if not the greatest offensive players in basketball history

@benjaminan1183

Жыл бұрын

KD

@jeremiah7244

Жыл бұрын

@@benjaminan1183 no

I think it’s kinda cool that the finals MVP this year is a player who’s skills are about as refined as you could hope for a basketball player to be. And last years finals MVP was by no means the most refined or smooth player in the league, but both were absolutely dominate it’s crazy! Shows that being a dominate nba player can come in different shapes, sizes, and skill sets.

@bigniggaballs674

2 жыл бұрын

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@manuprasad5354

2 жыл бұрын

people predict a bucks warriors final. We'll get to see a matchup of maybe the two most dominating players in the league today if that were to happen!

@Steppen03

2 жыл бұрын

Curry30 and Giannis fan here =) I’m just tired of the false narratives that Curry & Warriors couldn’t get past LBJ/Irving without Durant. To me, having KD was a luxury, an insurance not to lose. People will see Warriors Vs Bucks for NBA titles for couple more seasons.

Steph is really something else.

It’s crazy how such a fast paced offense can seem so calculated, while all being read and react ! Completely outclassed the Celtics offensive gameplan

@bigniggaballs674

2 жыл бұрын

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@zacharyunderwood9580

Жыл бұрын

I saw an interview with some warriors players and funnily enough they said they can't explain some of their crazy plays. The way they run their offense, it creates these opportunities. It's more about court awareness than playmaking precision.

The disrespect Steph has gotten over the years is unreal…. -changes the entire game of the NBA and teams are forced to build squads to counter the 3-ball -has unprecedented 73 games win regular season -1st unanimous MVP -Has 4 rings -entire Golden State system is built around him and only works with him on court Yeah he’s definitely overrated. Pshshshhs.

@alejandroserrano7755

2 жыл бұрын

He went against the best player in the world and got 3 rings against him. Finals mvp multiple 3 point record 50-40-90 club

@admiral2430

2 жыл бұрын

​@@alejandroserrano7755 yeah, my thought is media and opposing fans never agree or accept Curry standing same place in Lebron Era and guy who only 6'2" can be dominance 🤷‍♂

@Ishai1

2 жыл бұрын

He's still getting disrespected by the media, even after these championship

@genustinca5565

2 жыл бұрын

@@Ishai1 That's because the media has to create a debate, they have to create friction. If they would simply state the obvious (Steph = great player), what would be the point of tuning in to these pundit disputes? So instead they state the exact opposite so other pundits and fans can then get riled up and dispute them, and so on. It's all for the ratings.

@VULA

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The amazing thing about Steh is how he makes good offense happen with 3 non shooters on the court. whereas most primary ball handlers fall below average once the second guy cant shoot.

@cyberft

2 жыл бұрын

What are some 3 non shooter lineups the dubs ran during this run? They only have 4 non shooters on the team and really only 2 were in the playoff rotation.

@kuhieyei3855

2 жыл бұрын

Lol u talkin bout lebron?

@binary

2 жыл бұрын

@@cyberft Steph, Klay, Wiggins, Draymond, Looney. Wiggins is not a shooter btw, teams were sagging off of him.

@shaunsimon9189

2 жыл бұрын

@@cyberft gp2, looney, draymond,

@cyberft

2 жыл бұрын

@@shaunsimon9189 GP2 shoots well enough from 3 to not be considered a non-shooter.

Since he had a slump shooting year this regular season people thought he was finally regressing and didn’t even have him as a top 5 or even top 10 player in this league, but I never came to those conclusions. These playoffs showed that he’s not regressing at all and is still a top 3 player in this league. In my opinion, he’s at his peak right now. From last year’s crazy regular season performance to this year’s playoff run, this is the best he’s ever been in his career.

@xSYKFILMS

2 жыл бұрын

Litterally top 3 since 2015. I hate that he didn’t have the best season as a PG I was hearing who cares. He’s still this best PG in the league and he’s shown it once again.

@watr19

2 жыл бұрын

I don’t really even count it as a slump season he has no reason to go 100% all 82 games when teams are playing 4v4 against the warriors.

@xSYKFILMS

2 жыл бұрын

@@watr19 yeah last year he had one of his best seasons ever but they lost the play in so I’m glad he was rested and go all out for the chip this post season especially after all the scrutiny

@soapa4279

2 жыл бұрын

Let's also credit his defense this year, his added weight and strength really changed the way teams tried to play him. Guards can't back him down like they used to, and he legit had 5 or 6 defensive stops in the playoffs.

@acommenter4252

2 жыл бұрын

@@xSYKFILMS Now that I think about it yeah, he was MVP twice, then in the 17 and 18 he was top three with KD and LeBron, in 2019, probably Giannis, him, and KD. Then 2020 he was injured, 2021 he was the best player in the league by a mile, carrying Kelly Oubre to the playoffs, and here in 2022 I'd say him, Giannis and Jokic. Top 10 all time for sure.

I wonder if the talking heads are going to keep disrespecting Steph this year. If he keeps up the way he has been playing he should be in line for another regular season MVP. Shame on peeps for not giving the man his hard earned flowers.

Underrated in this playoff run from Steph was how well he held up on defense. He'll never be an all-defense level guy but he has become a sturdy and disciplined defender who works well in the context of his team defense.

@patsayjack402

2 жыл бұрын

He's been a top 5 defensive point guard for 4-5 years now depending on which metrics you prefer so there's that at least

@markdutta4467

2 жыл бұрын

@@patsayjack402 though his defense has improved considerably, he’s not a top 5 defensive point guard

@savonsanders3955

2 жыл бұрын

@@markdutta4467 Yes he is. Dame? Ja? Melo? No. Russ? Nah. CP3 has been regressing since last year. Steph is top easily top 5. Steph is the one putting the effort on that side of the ball behind Smart and Jrue.

@albertshen1904

2 жыл бұрын

@@patsayjack402 Top 5 defensive point guard? I'm not sure. But top 5 defensive among all star point guards? Yes, he is. Most of all star point guards who are great offensively (Dame, Irving, Morant, Trae) are pretty bad defensively.

@ryanc6767

2 жыл бұрын

I mean they switched him against Tatum and even Horford and they couldnt take advantage

This man is next level. The basketball IQ sets him apart from everyone else. It takes a certain mental capacity to remain focused and strategic during high stress moments where adrenaline can and often will take over. The ability to do so, and maintain a steady stream of thought that is still able to quickly and accurately calculate is critical and something that was on full display by Curry these playoffs. And it is not just the quick thinking, but the recollection of specific and often times, complicated plays and their strategic responses, that are crucial for tackling certain situations with success. All of this, plus the insane skill to actually deliver and execute shots, make this part of the reason why Curry should be easily considered one of the best players to have ever played the sport. If you look at past games, even from the 90s, you can see how the game was played in a simpler fashion with not that many complicated plays and aspects as there are now. Let alone how the players back then were less "trained" to play basketball in the way it is now with data and metrics that identify specific weaknesses and strengths. It's amazing and I could keep talking about this and being in awe, but I just had to say my piece on how beautiful this sport is and how much greatness we're witnessing from Stephen Curry.

2:58 Super Villain shit right there 🧐🤣🤣🤣

Can I just say - props to Coach Kerr and the Warriors' training staff for being so great at designing these complex plays to make the machine run with/around Curry? For this greatness to work so well, the dance around it must painstakingly follow, and when you see the flurry of passing, moving and screening even the younger players manage to pull off, it really goes to show the great leadership and work behind it all! Truly majestic.

@tribalypredisposed

2 жыл бұрын

But most of these are not called "plays," they are experienced creative players who have played together for ten years in the cases of Curry and Dray and Klay reacting to what the defense is giving them within their offensive system and coming up with responses on the fly. That is why defenses in the playoffs cannot adapt and shut them down.

@GabrielMisfire

2 жыл бұрын

@@tribalypredisposed I mean, sure, but that reaction also comes from a winning system they've become experienced stars in! Awesomeness all around

@bryanbisimotopinas345

2 жыл бұрын

​@@tribalypredisposed unless it's an iso or fastbreak, someone is calling the set. It's just that the sets are very flexible and each player know when to clear out, cut, screen, relocate.

@Ishai1

2 жыл бұрын

@@tribalypredisposed they're calling a lot of these plays, there are other breakdown videos that show it, but those plays also include a lot of reading the defense and reacting, which is why they have so many turnovers (when two players read it differently), and once the initial called action is over they can just improvise based on those same concepts. None of it is just down to experienced creative players, it's a system put in place that takes advantage of Steph, Draymond and Klay's abilities. Before Kerr showed up, their offense looked very different

Being an elite scorer as 3pt shooter first is so much different than being an elite scorer as a rim attacker. The playstyle is lower maintenance and it stretches the floor wide open for teammates to attack the rim or play 4 on 3. Stephen Curry is truly a star that bends the basketball court to revolve around him.

#CoachNick the outro outtakes was one of the best part of the video! Have a great summer!

@VULA

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Felt like the game has slowed down so much for a Steph, his anticipation and desire to tilt the floor where he wants when he wants is at another level. Some real mastery that’s never been seen before.

The outro scene just shows the preparation side of coach nick, love this channel, unlocked my basketball mind so much over this past 6 years I’ve been following, thank you coach

@VULA

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Step did all this against the 2022 defensive player of the year who plays the same position as him. that's greatness.

Curry is Maradona of basketball. Less accolades, but absolutely unparalleled player.

@light3181

2 жыл бұрын

if he wins more titles, he may end up the same way people look at the goat of football - Messi

@joykenn9772

2 жыл бұрын

@@light3181 Yess

even the game in the finals where steph played “bad” he opened up the court for his entire team time and time again. he’s undoubtedly the best offensive guard in the league, he does so much on that end with out even touching the ball

Curry the MJ of this century, crushing franchise dreams

Thanks coach, it is scary that SC is getting even better!!!

"I have become Death, destroyer of worlds" -Oppenheimer and Curry

It's also his amazing ability to get his teammates open looks with his gravity and constant movement that makes him the clearly highest offensive rating player of all time.

The only player in NBA history to average 30+ PPG in an NBA final series while shooting less than 6 FT per game. The only player in nba hystory to average 30+ PPG in the regular season while shooting less than 6 FT per game. The only player in NBA history Who score 50 point in an nba game with one or less FT attemp. If we are talking about scoring whithout flopping or hunting the FT line. He is one of if not the greatest pure scorer in nba history (if we strictly remove the FT attemp) All the others player Who average 30PPG in the nba all shoot 10+ or 9+FT per game. Thats the only thing that separate steph from averaging 35ppg or 37ppg in a season. If you give him 10FT per game he is gonna average 35 or 36 PPG. He average 32PPG with just 5 FT per game. Give him 10 and he jumping to 36 or 37 PPG. He is a 90+% FT shooter.

@risersin7957

2 жыл бұрын

There is an amendment to the 50 (51)point game with 1 or fewer. Someone else accomplished that this year. It pissed me off that they were acting like no one did that. 51 with 1 free throw, vs 50 with no free throws.

@Light13807

2 жыл бұрын

Shame on James harden 😂😆😂😆😂

To those who try to discredit him for the 3 seasons when KD was there: CURRY VS KD STATS FROM 2016-19: Regular season: (Curry)26.3ppg 6apg, 5rpg (KD)25.8ppg 5apg, 7rpg Playoffs: (Curry)27,6 ,6 (many games dealing with injuries) (KD)30, 7, 5 Finals: (Curry)29, 7, 6 (KD)30,8, 6 All this while Steph got much more defensive attention than KD and knowing Steph held back to let KD be comfortable and shine GSW record when (Steph)played and KD was out: 101-19 GSW Record when (KD) played and Steph was out: 26-24 KD gets hurt in game 5 In 2019 semi finals and warriors go 6-0 on to the NBA Finals. (Steph) rings before and after KD: 2 (1 win away from a 3rd and also NBA record 73-9) (KD)rings before and after Steph: 0 HOW DARE PEOPLE SAY KD DROVE THE DAMN BUS???? GET A GRIP OF REALITY AND STOP BEING BIASED AND DELUSIONAL

@adriandaliva1341

2 жыл бұрын

they will forever hold in higher regard KD's two Game 3 game-winners versus LBJ (OH, he won them the finals, not Curry, since he hit the clutch shots).

@user-wk4np7fh2v

2 жыл бұрын

Finally somebody said it 👏

@zoesh2441

2 жыл бұрын

@@adriandaliva1341 so 2 clutch shots overcome EVERYTHING I just said?!? Mind you Steph had clutch shots in all the finals as well. Remember when KD hit that 3 to take lead. Guess who made a 3 and a layup before that shot? Steph. Remember the game 1 Cavs almost stole when JR didn’t shoot? Guess who made the and1 layup and the freethrow to take the 1 point lead after being down 2 with under 25 seconds left? Steph. And like I said already. Steph was gettin all the defensive attention while KD had all the good looks

@adriandaliva1341

2 жыл бұрын

@@zoesh2441 these "fans" who discredit steph will never understand he's the GSW system. They're just grasping at straws to affirm their confirmation biases that KD is the "more talented 1v1 player, therefore better player", whilst ignoring the main essence of basketball being a TEAM SPORT.

Loool I love that you kept in the parts where u stumbled and had to redo the take. Not only was it a funny thing to include, it also shows how much hard work goes into what you. I appreciate your breakdowns a lot because it allows me to learn and understand the game beyond just the surface. So, thank you coach.

@VULA

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5:08 Defender had his hand up before Steph even caught the ball & this man still released it quick af

In addition to being proficient at scoring at all three levels, he's excellent at setting screens and rebounding. Such fun to watch.

No no not a destroyer. A creator of reality.

The playoffs showed how much that his greatness shouldn't be taking for granted plus he did it on the NBA 75th anniversary overall.🏀

It's crazy how he never gets bothered by defenders. Speaks volumes to the amount of training he puts in the offseason.

I gotta shoutout to Steph’s handle as well. It’s even better than it was in his prime athletic years. He’s able to handle contact thanks to added muscle he put on, and he’s able to get to anywhere on the court since defenders are terrified of him pulling up. The fact that at times he was GS’s only true three-level scorer (Poole had his moment) says a lot about how much he empowers this offense I want to shoutout Thinking Basketball for this concept but Steph might be greatest amplifier of all time. He’s not a LeBron who can drag mediocre players with him to offensive success. But Curry’s skill set and the GS System compliments a players’ strengths while hiding their weaknesses. Klay, Draymond, GP2, Wiggins, Looney, Iguodala, Poole, OPJ, Livingston, and even arguably KD have all been at their best playing with Curry because of his spacing warping gravity and his unselfishness. LeBron is one of the smartest players in NBA history and he understands how much more enjoyable it’d be to play with Steph because he synergizes so well with players

@carolynstrozier3179

2 жыл бұрын

LBJ would only disrupt the warriors. As for me LBJ is not a top ten player maybe in the top 75. Anyone that Chase's rings to me are not 🐐 goats. Just check out his resume on how LBJ got his Ring's he was never the 🌟 star player on any of those teams.

Crazy to think he’s only getting better. An absolutely incredible run this year.

The last part had me confused for a second. Love it ! LOL

Mamba was always on POINT whenever he spoke about Steph. I’m so sick of these media “experts” calling him “the greatest shooter GOD has ever created” bc it’s almost like they do that in word to limit his greatness.

A ticking-time bomb who's ready to explode anytime, that's Steph Curry. He's calm and collected but if you make him angry you're in big trouble. Legendary stuff.

Perfect video describing this guys best playoff run of his career.

The scary thing is because of his high efficiency and zero need to handle the ball, he is such a threat even as a second or third option. And because his game isn’t predicated on athleticism, when he turns 40 he’s still not going to be the number 2 option but more like 1.5* with any teammate.

Coach Nick, creating New Media for the last 10 years.

I personally love all your videos and analyses without personal biases….I’m a big fan

Always love the Videos Coach!! Been Watching for 10+ years Still Enjoy every bit of the BBall Knowledge you've helped me unlock and learn.

Coach Nick thank you too!! Heck I just realized I’m following you for about 10 years now😳 we both better keep going!!😂

He definitely exploded and was on a mission in these playoffs overall and Steph curry did just that.🏀😁

Thanks Coach Nick! Keep up the good work. Love the live shows.

I love your channel. Glad I found it years ago, you still bring that same energy. Preciate you coach

because of his size, Curry utilized the entire court benefiting from his shooting range, and he created a completely different game, the NBA after Curry will never be the same again

Thanks Nick, really enjoyed your videos and analysis this season, it increased my understanding and enjoyment of the games.

His movement is amazing, he’s relentless, and his shooting is best ever

The way he is willing to move without the ball separates him from the conventional lethal scorers in NBA history

Such a joy and honor watching him play!!

What is often overlooked too is that his game is predicated more on skill than explosive athleticism, which means he can maintain this level of greatness in his 30's where the marathon type of effort is more suited to his body compared to "sprints" of explosive youth. Remember when Jordan won his last championship in 1998, he was also 34 and his great performance also relied less on explosiveness (compared to his earlier years, he was still a beast) but on his complete mastery of skill (and other aspects of the game). That said, I hope Curry can still give us a few more years to watch him at his best! The playoffs this year were a treat for any true basketball fan!

Another great video and another great season Coach Nick!!!

Thanks Coach! Looking forward to your offseason videos!

Excellent vid. Soo many experts said Curry was done with his elite shooting just because the record got in his head. How could they forget he played like an MVP for most of last season and the beginning of this season?

its really crazy how yall let the media create your narrative. I got one: Stephen Curry been the best player in the world since 2016 where he led his team to a 73-9 season with an all time efficient season. Yall let 1 MCL Sprain change the whole narrative about his performance and legacy. Was it not obvious that he couldn't drive left, sprint off screens, or back-cut in those 2016 playoffs? Wasn't it obvious that he was settling for contested 3's and jumpshot 2's all playoffs? Literally playing through an injury but his shooting talent is so great that it still took 7 games to beat him, only after his 7ft rim protector goes down for 5, 6, 7 AND when their DPOY went down for game 5 AND their finals MVP in Andre had back problems. There's literally loads of proof to back up everything I've commented. LOOK IT UP

@risersin7957

2 жыл бұрын

I think the single worst take in all of this is that when KD joined the media IMMEDIATELY said KD was the better player. They didn't even let a bucket go in before they declared KD. And I was staring like "Who was just MVP and Unanimous MVP?" Like was I crazy there. The only person who got a positive rep in the 2016 playoffs was LeBron for winning. I fucking bet my life that right after Golden State bounced the Thunder there was maybe 10% of people/media that thought KD was the better player. The change in perception was so egregious that I still can't believe people fall for it. Like what?

@bo2395

2 жыл бұрын

@@risersin7957 Completely agree, never once did KD have to see a double team or a trap playing alongside Steph. 73-9 pace with Steph in and KD out. 49-33 pace with KD in and Steph out. Not saying they were a better team without KD. All I'm saying is that Draymond was right. They didn't need KD to get the job done. He was a luxury not a necessity. I'd get it if you wanted to take KD in a 1 on 1. But 5 on 5 basketball? Give me Steph every time.

GREAT season of videos brother god bless!

I remember that game in New York January 2013 when he dropped 55. That was the true arrival of Steph Curry.

Loved the ending! 😆 Excellent as always...

Hey coach. Love your video. Thank you

Thanks for breaking it down all season Coach. Can't wait to do it all over again in October

The soul killer. Perfect name for those shots.

Steph's iso is so underrated especially crunch time when they need a sure fire bucket. This version of steph is more calmer and smarter in shot selections.

thnx nick! great work

I don't think Steph ever gets enough credit than bias.. Good recognition from Coach!

@hungryalien

2 жыл бұрын

yes finally and the signature hero music fit curry very well.

Steph keeps getting better and better. His offense is so good the game is slowing down for him.

love your videos professor!!!!!

Great video Coach!!!

The Outro is as authentic as it gets, love to see it.

Coach Nick does more offseason work than some players. Love this channel.

Lol I was confused at first why the music stopped playing but the video still had 3 minutes. Thanks for making great videos all year. I do not watch the letter channels, but I always watch these videos.

Destroyer? He, and the Dubs, made my dreams come true. I love Warrior Victory parades in June. See you all there next year.

The minute and a half of bloopers at the end 😂

As kobe says, "that calmness".. man kobe is the man, he already knows it from the beginning..🙏🙏💪

Steph curry and bball break down is always a 🎥

Back to back let’s go warriors

Thank you Coach for yet another amazing season of high quality content. Can’t wait to see what’s next - I’m in

@bigniggaballs674

2 жыл бұрын

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Love your work coach

@bballbreakdown

2 жыл бұрын

🙏🏀🙏

Great job Coach Nick!

Your basketball IQ is always on point and I learn so much watching your videos👍🏻

This was a gift from the presenter. I really enjoyed it. Thank you. See you next year.

@bigniggaballs674

2 жыл бұрын

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this video proves what I have been thinking. Stephen Curry is not just a shooter. he is a full on big time scorer!!!

Unstoppable!

CURRY ONE OF THE GREATEST! GREAT BREAKDOWN!💪🏾

idk id they repeat but wow im speechless with this warrior team man !

His game is beautiful. As beautiful as jordans game. Though jordan strikes fear to opponents, curry doesn't but he demoralize opponent when he is in rhythm.

This multi-generation GOAT just destroyed this current and next gen all-star players in the playoff. He is like a gift that keep on giving, enjoy it while it last, count ourselves lucky that we can witness his greatness in real time.

Im proud of Steph for Finally receiving His very own Bill Russell Final's MVP 🏆.....very proud of Klay ...after working so hard to get back to NBA form after missing 2 full seasons plus another what 40/50 games of this season...those were 2 perhaps career ending injuries but with 🙏🙏's,modern medicine and the physical therapy methods these Professionals Organizations used....specialists,nutrionists, physical therapists and the methods of exercising and routines used to build back up knees(mcl's/acl's) and achilles....cuz Klay could've made a whole bunch of excuses and maybe even have quilt but he is definitely not a quiter....Draymond and his injuries...the young newer players....all the personal things that were going on in the news w/ Steph's parents....to have bounced on back to be ...once again on top of the NBA....already the favorites to repeat and add onto this 2nd go-round....if Steph wins his 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆....adds another Finals MVP...to make it 🏆🏆 and maybe another Reg.Season 🏆...then Steph will go on my All-Time List of All Time NBA Greats from #11 where I have right now ....all the way up to #6 ...surpass ing Hakeem,Duncan,Kobe,Shaq,Wilt and Bird....My New List #1-#6 will be 1)Kareem 2)MJ 3)LeBron 4)Russell 5)Magic 6)Steph Curry Even if he doesn't win another Reg.Season MVP🏆 but adds another 🏆to make his total to 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆 and his 🏆🏆 Finals MVP then yep yep....🏆 More than LeBron and Shaq....🏆🏆 more than Larry Bird...🏆🏆🏆 more than Wilt and Hakeem....tied with both Kobe and Duncan💯💯💯💯🏀🏀🏀🏀

Don't worry coach Nick, we In. and we are patiently waiting for your videos all summer

He put a ring on it in the 3rd quarter of a closeout game!!