NBA Players explain why Stephen Curry is BETTER than EVERYBODY (LeBron, Durant, Doncic..)

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

‘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} :face-blue-smiling:

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

His game is worth another MVP!

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

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

Kobe's words were perfect.

Listening to Kobe gave me goosebumps!! RipMamba

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

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