He ain't lying. The stage was big, Steph got into rhythm, then he got happy. You don't want Steph getting happy and talking to the crowd because it's over.

@frankhortoniv3739

9 ай бұрын

Facts

@sirhoopalot1125

9 ай бұрын

He wasn’t even talking to the crowd 😭

@jsutigers8954

9 ай бұрын

​@@sirhoopalot1125yes he was..😂

@sirhoopalot1125

9 ай бұрын

@@jsutigers8954 the only thing bro did was do a dance and miss Draymonds high five

@jsutigers8954

9 ай бұрын

@@sirhoopalot1125 I watched that game...Steph was pumping up the Crowd...also dude with the Shades said Steph was talking to the Crowd too...lol

What’s not talked about here is Steph solving the ankle issues that plagued him early in his career. Being able to move without fear of injury/setbacks caused his confidence to grow exponentially.

@Jstacksxxx

9 ай бұрын

Real shit, people don’t talk about that 💯💯💯

@juwelzbluntz

9 ай бұрын

He was already supremely confident, he just needed to get healthy. Confidence was never an issue for Curry, just look at what he did at Davidson.

@ameliabedelia7018

9 ай бұрын

@hasanjonz Chile what is exponentially?

@Jry088

9 ай бұрын

From what I've seen he changed the way he approach the game. Remember at one time there was a debate between Steph and Kyrie on who has the best handles? Steph went away from that shifty player and expanded his range and stepbacks. Then he started bulking up so now he can just muscle his way in instead of relying so much on changing directions.

@Kings_Landing_Serf

9 ай бұрын

He also tightened his handles. His handles were a bit loose b4 2015.

“Shump you over gassing yourself he gone do you” lmaoooo 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@t.sangrini

9 ай бұрын

🤦🏾‍♀😭😭😭

@sniperpaintcorrection6790

9 ай бұрын

Nah he confident in his defense

@dachozenwun

9 ай бұрын

@@sniperpaintcorrection6790lool wouldn’t have mattered

@user-uv7gb7gw1q

7 ай бұрын

Pause

@mgarza6092able

6 ай бұрын

😂😂 it is Scary !!☠️

Shumpert has given some really enjoyable interviews lately. Love his attitude.

@Darthvador44

9 ай бұрын

Most definitely. I’m down to watch all of his interviews

@mikewilliams9069

9 ай бұрын

He’s a razzistsellout

@oldmennewgames

9 ай бұрын

@@mikewilliams9069how so ?

@darius._

9 ай бұрын

shumpert the best interviewee on the internet

@markmoore618

9 ай бұрын

Shump is just another former player who couldn't stay in the league as long as he wanted to and is trying to stay relevant. Lowkey just tried telling you he was responsible for Curry becoming great lol

As a knicks fan ... I was cheering for Steph that game, and even more when he broke the all time 3 point record in the Garden 😵‍💫🫣

@pepingsclips7977

9 ай бұрын

That's sick dude!

@KenpoKid77

9 ай бұрын

Crazy thing is, they still cheer for Steph in the Garden to this day. Come to think of it, the Garden's got quite a few monumental games played by opponents. Jordan cooking Ewing, Kobe getting the most points scored (until Melo topped it), Lebron being crowned King of New York, the best players in the league playing down the road in Brooklyn...man, that's crazy.

@patrickoakley7890

9 ай бұрын

You ain't no fuckin fan cheering for another dude to embarrass your team, GTFO.

@BAfan-tt9zl

8 ай бұрын

I think that’s ok, because what you’re cheering for in that case is GREATNESS!! You’re recognizing, and cheering for, Genious -amazing basketball!!

@donnylove6349

8 ай бұрын

I literally became a steph fan that day...i was like who tf is he???? That was the greatest show

"Stop letting dude do this 'fore he really be doing this to us."🤣

@jumahbrady670

9 ай бұрын

Savage but facts 💯

@t.sangrini

9 ай бұрын

And THAT right there has been said by every team in the league up to this point🤷🏾‍♀😂😂I was watching the Joe Budden podcast after that Boston series one of the co-host said Dell told Steph before game 6 to "go kill them niggas" and Steph hit a "f--k you" 3, he said he knew it was over after he saw that and they just started the 3rd quarter😭😭

@albertdaley1031

8 ай бұрын

Funny part had 38 before that game 😂😂😂😂

@freetheplay3448

3 ай бұрын

That’s a bar 🔥☠️

' After that game he got really disrespectful '' had me in tears 😂😂🤣😭😭

This is the 54pt game on the NY Knicks. Curry was on the come up. This was Curry’s career high for a while. Even had a shoe dedicated to it

Steph probably dying of laughter watching this

@jumahbrady670

9 ай бұрын

Facts 💯

@macktheknifee9301

9 ай бұрын

Needed a scene of him watching and laughing about it just like MJ laughed at The Glove 😂😂😂

@zelbongrimmage3770

14 күн бұрын

😂😂😂

I love Shumpt’s perception and insight on basketball. He’s real and hilarious.

@tellthetruthg

Ай бұрын

If he trully thinks he could have guarded Steph better than any suited up Knick he's just talking. Steph was given any Knicks palyer within 10 ft the business

@FalseOracle617

Ай бұрын

@@tellthetruthg He just confident in his defense.

As a life long Knicks fan i remember that game..Melo saved us that game but Steph was born that day in the garden. I couldnt help but cheer him on and Felton was getting worked that whole game.

@j02435

9 ай бұрын

what's the game title i wanna watch it

@dylansiegelin3124

9 ай бұрын

@@j02435just look up Steph Curry 54 points at the Garden

@ModoBelico

9 ай бұрын

@@j02435 Just look up HoH Curry 54pt game that made him famous

@BigMike_RTTV

6 ай бұрын

@@j02435Steph Curry 54 point Knick game

@j02435

6 ай бұрын

@@BigMike_RTTV appreciate it

I remember that game and Shump is right. That game changed it. Also Steph got angry because he was not selected to the All-Star.

@sirhoopalot1125

9 ай бұрын

Na that was his first real healthy season after getting drafted

@TheSwagIsBack

9 ай бұрын

@@sirhoopalot1125correct.

@emilioreyes4159

9 ай бұрын

​@@sirhoopalot1125after his rookie season where he played 81 games lol

@judyclarkson5887

9 ай бұрын

​@@emilioreyes4159tbf dude put up his first 40 pts game in his rookie season. Averaging 17.5 ppg with good efficiency as well. I think he played most of his game in the first 2 seasons and his numbers were always solid. 2011/2012 was the season where he was barely played. Then the offseason when he was about to get traded to Milwaukee for Bogut came and they decided to trade Monta Ellis instead and bet on Steph's vulnerable ankle issues. And from that point on (2012/2013), his superstardom began to rise high.

@sirhoopalot1125

9 ай бұрын

@@judyclarkson5887 he wasn’t Steph then, and tbh, it was still Ellis team

Shump great at story telling. I still think the 16 loss, really took him to another level..he realized he needed to get stronger, better at finishing at the rim. Games 4 thru 7 in that finals he really struggled physically, he was worn down. You can see he added a legit 12/15 of muscle..now he is able to take the punishment

@savonsanders3955

9 ай бұрын

He was on one leg but sure

@aaronhutchinson885

9 ай бұрын

@@savonsanders3955 yep. If I remember correctly. He got hurt v Houston in that playoffs

@savonsanders3955

9 ай бұрын

@aaronhutchinson885 He did gain weight like 20lbs they said in the 2021 season. At his camp recently he looked a little bit bigger, so Steph could be walking around like 200-205 maybe? He was always 185-190, until the 2021 season.

@aaronhutchinson885

9 ай бұрын

@@savonsanders3955 wow. Running like does is impressive

@waltergibson2339

9 ай бұрын

I agree 💯💯💯

After that he got very disrespectful 😂😂😂

Watched the game live from about the start of the second half. That game was iconic and Steph was never the same again 🐐

I agree. Been saying it for ten years. That was the game he became Steph curry

@ojay2595

9 ай бұрын

Same bro anytime I start talking about Steph I reference that game. After that he had 47 in staples going head to head with bean

@sirhoopalot1125

9 ай бұрын

Steph was always Steph he was just hurt, that was his first full season healthy and he showed what he could do.

@zechariahstreet8495

9 ай бұрын

😂 Steph became himself 😂

@judyclarkson5887

9 ай бұрын

And the haters say that bandwagon started to rampage in 2015,, look like they themselves don't know that it was 2013 where Steph kinda start inviting all those attentions. He had a good playoffs run as well on that season (aka his very first playoffs experience) by upsetting the 3rd seed Denver and took the Spurs to 6 gms. Single-handedly got me into the game fr 😂😂

@judyclarkson5887

9 ай бұрын

​@@sirhoopalot1125He played 2 full seasons in his rookie and sophomore yrs (averaging 17.5 & 18.5 in his first 2 seasons with good efficiency). It was the 3rd season (2011/2012) where he barely played. After that season,, he rose to superstardom somehow when no one kinda predicted it (famously got snubbed for that 2012/2013 all-stars game as well).

Shumpert is amazing. He needs his own pod because his personality and the way he just puts things in perspective is great.

@Hakolo1

9 ай бұрын

He does, Iman amongst Men it’s called!

Steph got a boogeyman song 🤣🤣🤣

@jsutigers8954

9 ай бұрын

🎯🤣🤣🤣

@t.sangrini

9 ай бұрын

🤦🏾‍♀😭😭😂😂😂💀

@Dubriginal

9 ай бұрын

The light skinned man! Lol!

People talking about the league “it’s soft now” Shump “push him, hit him, knock him down. Do somethin” 😂

@bobspizza7444

2 ай бұрын

Still soft, go watch some old piston clips from 90s and get back to me please.

@bobspizza7444

2 ай бұрын

It's baby soft now :)

@keenenwilliams9878

2 ай бұрын

its called jokes. shit is charmin af now b

@benndarayta9156

2 ай бұрын

​@@bobspizza7444 nba rules made it soft

Can we all acknowledge how the "all the smoke" logo is DOPE...??? Is straight up 💥💥

I remember watching this game and I can’t lie as a Knicks fan even I was cheering for Steph I knew they would lose but he had a few good games leading up to that garden game and I just knew we was due for a show …Crazy how he wanted to play for us but shump rite he became a different player after that night

@BallCDO

7 ай бұрын

Facts that was the game Steph became Chef

‘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}

Shump is a legit realest to talk to doing podcast. His takes be money

Ill always remember watching that game live. Very anticlimactic ending to the game, but man. Thats the day Steph really did hit a new level and put the league on watch.

@montacurry

9 ай бұрын

Fr cant believe we lost that game😭

@d_rod3

9 ай бұрын

@@montacurry No no no, don't get it twisted. I'm a Knicks fan, WE did win 😂😂😂 Even tho we won, the very ending of the game ended anticlimactic, but the game itself was amazing. I really loved Golden State as the underdog man, so fun to watch at that time when they weren't expected to be great.

1:15 Shump went poetic with this, man! Love hearing him talk ball.

Lmaooo bro this was the game I finally felt vindicated as an early steph fan. I wanted him to fall past 7 in that draft soooo bad dawg. Everyone said steph wasn’t goin be shit. I’m happy he a goat now

@timdoyle1638

9 ай бұрын

Been a fan since Davidson, his pops was one of my favorite players too. Couldn’t believe so many point guards were getting drafted ahead of him, I knew he would be great, I just didn’t know he would be this great. The ankle injuries at the beginning of his career scared me tbh

@penelopelewis7775

9 ай бұрын

@@timdoyle1638 If he was 7 foot the ankle woulda bothered me. Honestly just thought he wouldn’t get the chance to shine with the 3 in the nba. Boy was I wrong

“Knicks will do it to ya “ took me out 😂

Also this pod was definitely one of my favorites. Shump and jack both made this story hella funny

I remember my first time ever watching Curry, it was a 2015 nba finals mini movie on KZread, the things this man can do on the court in unreal, never seen someone so calm and deadly, it's like being an introvert and when you step on the court you turn into both Jordan and Kobe combined

I followed Steph since College and and I swear dropping 54 in the Garden...... The Baby-Faced Assassin was created.

😂😂😂😂😂 Iman sounded like he wanted to hit that line from Player's Club, "DID YOU AT LEAST PINCH THE BITCH!"

Shumpert is an excellent story teller 😂😂😂😂😂

It's always funny how Stak isn't afraid to call out his old teammates. 😂

@Saxandfifths

9 ай бұрын

Mans got ammo stored for decades cause he's been doing it since Undisputed and he hasn't ran out yet. 😂😂

@TheMetal213

9 ай бұрын

@@SaxandfifthsI’m always here whenever Stack wants to trash on Tony Parker 😂 👂

@dhinton1

9 ай бұрын

​@@TheMetal213i don't think he will do that 😂

@JK-ry6pb

9 ай бұрын

@@dhinton1Don’t think he will? Clearly you dont listen to Stack that much, Tony Parker is his favorite player to call out 😂 Every chance he gets he tells everyone that Parker is by far the most selfish player he has ever been teammates with. He’s called him out at least 2 or 3 separate times on this podcast alone lol

What's hilarious about this is, if you go watch highlights from the game, Steph hit Shump with two mean buckets in the first two minutes. 😂 he was not stopping shit.

@Ben2bwild

9 ай бұрын

Might have been worse with Shump guarding him since Shump just came back from injury lol

@jamesrobinson1557

9 ай бұрын

What he really wanted to do was go hack the ish out of Steph! I've seen him do it to Steph before. Act like he's going for the ball and hit him in the stomach...Shump's from that old old school....If you can't beat him foul him....

@THEMANCURTIS

9 ай бұрын

​@jamesrobinson1557 Yep that's what they started doing in the 2016 finals. Plus he was slowing down from injury in the 1st round

@judyclarkson5887

9 ай бұрын

​@@THEMANCURTISThanks to the refs they let all those fouls happened. I wonder why they lightly call all those windblows fouls for Reaves, Schro, and D'Russ this last playoffs when they let Steph took all that in that 2016 finals 😂

@shadowbanned777

9 ай бұрын

This N* just wanna go viral... Steph elbowed the sh*t outta him that game at the garden, and bussed his A* again when he played for cleveland and houston. Talking all that "lightskin" sh* and he got a nose ring...

Shump and KG give the best interviews/stories about scenarios they've been apart of

I literally rewatched the highlights of this game last night lol... its wild to me because I remember never watching Steph play at all up until this point and he's basically my age but I never payed attention to gsw at that time. then I caught like the 4th quarter of this game and saw him go at Melo and company... I knew in my mind I never saw anyone shoot how he was and had no idea Steph would become so great lol

@soriba391

9 ай бұрын

Remember that too, before this game I just noticed some highlights here and there and some injury news of him. Monta Ellis was actually bigger on my radar than Steph. But in that night something changed. Everbody started talking about how Dell Curry's son ate the Knicks and was asking themselves if this was just a glimpse. Oh hell, now we are in 2023 and this little fucker has the most sold shirts and 4 rings lol

I was at this game and i will always say this is the night the nba changed forever.Steph got snubbed from the all star game as he was right on the cusp of jumping to that next level, he took his frustrations of the snub out on the knicks in a nationally televised game. Funny thing is steph cooked felton but felton blocked his the last shot of the game to save the knicks. Craziest atmosphere at a game ive ever been to it was unbelievable the shots he was making.

I remember that game clear as day, that was Steph’s coming out party fr

If I remember right, that was the year steph had just found out he had been snubbed from the all star team, and he took it out on the Knicks lmfaooo "Do you know the lightskin man, the lightskin man, the lightskin man, do you know the lightskin man that lives in golden state"😂

@dhinton1

9 ай бұрын

😂😂😂

I love Shump but I honestly think Steph "The animal" Curry was like Thanos...he was INEVITABLE! The night before the Knicks, Golden State played Miami in Miami and Steph put up 38 points on them! So Steph the beast was definitely waking up...Shump MIGHT have slowed Steph down, but Steph was DEFINITELY gonna be that dude! Mark Jackson gave Steph the blue light to shoot so Steph's confidence was through the roof!

@zzyzx_001

9 ай бұрын

This is literally the first thing Shump says though...

@ti84satact12

9 ай бұрын

@@zzyzx_001 yeah he does but it’s almost like a filler. It’s kind of like when someone starts by saying, “I’m not gonna lie…” Usually they are cappin

@awolfeld

9 ай бұрын

@@zzyzx_001 and then in the same breath he takes credit for unlocking Steph. Just like when people say "No Offense but"... just nah son, you had nothing to do with Steph's greatness, stop riding those coattails.

@yourfather8665

9 ай бұрын

It was indiana

@ti84satact12

9 ай бұрын

@@yourfather8665 You’re right it was in Indiana against the Pacers!

Shumpert should have his own “Story Telling” show he is really good and telling stories. He keeps your attention and you can really imagine the scene when Shumpert tells the story. Awesome

Whoa I kept telling people about that night. I was watching live on MSG January ‘12 or ‘13. That was when I realized Steph was coming.

I remember that game to this day, Steph went crazy on the Knicks

What doesnt get talked about is that Felton had the block on Curry that helped seal the game for the knicks

One of the games before that (same road trip) Warriors got into a light scrap with Pacers and I think lost or barley won and were still kinda hot off that. Steph channeled all that into the Knicks game

"The Knicks will give everybody their confidence" Man, I'm glad I'm not a Knicks fan, because that line HURT.

@patrickoakley7890

9 ай бұрын

Yeah? Did we give Donovan Mitchell his confidence? How about Darius Garland? We made them two look like G Leaguers in the first round. Man fuck Stephen Jackson, country ass redneck.

It’s the game where I first learned of Steph, and have been a diehard fan since! What a performance that was!

I remember watching this Live lol I hopped on 2K immediately to try and do the same thang😎🍻🍺

shump is hilarious, great personality. I could listen to him for hours.

Watched this game live and this is definitely when Steph got full confidence in his ankle and game.

My goat curry

"Knicks a give everybody they confidence" that's the whole truth right there, I'm still mad about that Taurean Prince game, had dude looking like he was an all star 😂

Raymond Felton 50 always entertain

Shump is HILARIOUS 😂

Facts. I watched that game and after that game Stephen Curry was Steph Curry. His confidence was overflowing

He is literally not lying I remember him wildin out that game & literally after that game it was up … Shump is 100% accurate 😂😂😂😂

I saw that Game Live and i can tell you that was definitively the moment Curry switched to a Superstar

I use to watch that game before every college game I played to put me in that mode! 💯

I was at that game! I was one of like 10 dubs fans there. The dubs still sucked during that time and it was amazing. I was talking mad shit bc Steph deadass made me think we would win. He couldn’t miss that night

Boy I remember this game !!

Remember watching this game live made me a forever fan he was goin crazy in them hyperdunks 😂🕺🏾

I remember this night. I was blown TF away. I couldn't believe what I saw that day.

i swear i could just sit n listen to shump j tell basketball stories all day

That was definitely Stephs breakout game 🎮

That's crazy that the players have the same thoughts as fans because I liked Steph game but I remember watching that game in disbelief but that is when I became a fan 54 piece.

Straight facts! I was so passed. That was right after Mark Jackson said he had the best backcourt in the league. We was like whatever Mark....

I always said Steph's best attribute is his confidence

I remember that night. It was definitely the night everything changed.

I wonder if Raymond Felton still has PTSD from that 54 points that Steph gave him......

@isaiahthomas4444

9 ай бұрын

Nah cuz the Knick won

@jamesrobinson1557

9 ай бұрын

Unfortunately Raymond was on the other end of many of Steph's highlights....Look at some of Steph's all time videos and you'll see Raymond head down palm up in the air...

That game was awesome to see live. Still remember freshman year in college watching this game.

It's crazy that he says that too, because Steph wanted to play for the Knicks before he got drafted to the Warriors, and they were ONE PICK ahead of the Knicks 😂 crazy times lol

Goes to show you confidence is everything fr

Shump is a great storyteller and true entertainer love hearing his thoughts on the NBA and his ball playing experiences

I mean, if a player can come into Madison Square Garden, with the game being broadcasted live on ESPN, and put up that type of performance on THAT stage, of course his confidence would skyrocket

Back when i was a knicks fan lol i was mad they couldnt stop this lil mf, he became my fav player a year later

Shump can’t keep up with Steph either man lmaoo!

Shump need his own pod

I love listening to Shump stories lol

Shump was one of my favorite players and now my favorite interview and is slow one of my favorite Podcaster!! He was dragging our ass

The reason i disagree with shump is because steph was coming off of a 40+ game against the pacers already, steph was already torching but to his point the stage put steph on everyones radar, as a fan since his Davidson days, that 54pt game was my favorite steph curry game ever

Knicks give everybody they confidence ☠️

Shumps threads are always fire.

As a fellow New Yorker the Knicks most certainly will give you your confidence I've been telling fools for years that's why it's Nets world 🌎 over here LoL 😆😆🤦🏾‍♂️

I listen to Shu all day!!! Best story teller in the league!

I agree 100% shump. That game was the moment I knew I was gonna be a warriors fan for a while.

Shump is hilarious bro 😂

Loved the song analogy 🤣

#StephCurry never cease to amazed me 🔥💯

"He pointing to the crowd.. Steph don't even do that!" LOL

I was in 8th grade went to school the next day saying Steph is gonna be the next god, and I got laughed at. Let’s go 4 rings later big dubnation

“I’m like the confidence is changing g he going back to Davidson on us” for some reason that line hits hard I can’t explain 😂

That night in the garden and was talking to the crowd blew me away, I was like Damn stef the fkn man

I remember watching this in 2012

“he gone do you” 😂😂

Whats even more crazy is the game their talking about is the next video for me lmaooo

Shump singing do you know the light skinned man .. now lives in my head rent free lol iconic 😂😂

Shump has the best stories man lol. I fucking love this guy.

Shunpert really acting like he would have locked up steph

I love listening to Shump telling stories. I heard a few of his interviews and he is flat out hilarious but with great perspective too at the same time. He needs to do more of this

Ain’t gone cap you after dat knicks game, Steph ain’t stop being godly disrespectful 🤣🤣🤣