Baby Face | The Birth of an Assassin | Stephen Curry Docuseries

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Published 2023-08-19
"Baby Face" is chapter one of a five part docuseries centered around the career of NBA star Stephen Curry.
This episode highlights the rise of not only Curry himself, but explores the early relationship between him and the Golden State Warriors. From his early days as a baby-faced rookie alongside Monta Ellis, to the first signs of the legendary career that was to come.

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All Comments (21)
  • @freddyflazh
    I saw MJ, Kobe, but Curry just hit different truly inspiring
  • @chiefs816kc
    Steph Curry is better than KD. Only thing KD has over Curry is height.
  • @zeusjames
    Plagued by injuries and still won much. Changed the way the game is played. He's definitely in the GOAT debate.
  • @SnarleySteve
    I've been a fan over 40 years and I can tell you, before Curry, all we could say was that the Warriors had traded away more talent than most teams had on their team. It never failed. They would trade a guy and he would make it big on another team, time after time. I still loved the team but it was frustrating. What we've been through since, has been a dream. Love our Warriors.
  • @nikko2thep
    I love how this highlighted how bad the Warriors used to be. To go from trash, to okay, to seemingly unstoppable, says a lot about the Warriors organization. What they’ve been able to accomplish is what every other team wishes to do.
  • @schuylersavage276
    Steph needs to be revered for his brash confidence as much as Kobe or Jordan were. I don’t think that is a topic as often with him. But it’s a unique type of confidence, it’s a beautiful, chill giving confidence when I think about it because he had such belief in himself and what he knew he could do on the court that he didn’t limit himself to what had or was being done before him. That is just so HUGE of a human accomplishment to me! We face so much pushback against being ourselves the moment that appears to be odd or too different, yet doesn’t it always seem like there is a certain type of transcendent greatness that only comes from people who are just TOO confident and determined in who they are that they don’t care what anyone says? Steph doesn’t speak in a manner that would lead you to believe he is very contentious or controversial, but dang that boy, when he stepped out on the court, was going to be himself and when he played/plays it was almost like he couldn’t help himself from trying these insane moves and shots his conscious, one of a kind flow state was producing. Wow. Just wow. I have to say as much as no one cares, for myself I thank Steph so much for this as it is so validating. I played in a very conservative area and from middle school up through varsity I would get yelled at to varying degrees after successful plays that I made “too fancy” or “not the way you are supposed to play” or “not what coach wants”( 70 year old white coach..) and I was NOT even trying to be a renegade or combative! It was just my nature. I was VERY soft spoken and happy go lucky off the court like Steph. But on the court I felt free and I would just let my subconscious take over when I was in a groove and these things would happen! So anyways, I’m just so glad that what Steph has done has really changed everything. It just seems like that type of play and player is so much more appreciated now and obviously less abused by coaches. Even now when I go play pickup or men’s leagues, it’s amazing to see how things have changed.
  • @glodimatsingi779
    Thank you, God, for all the teams that passed on Steph Curry. Let's go Dubs nation
  • @qb335
    The Greatest Of All Time Stephen Curry.😭👏🏿🏀❤️🥹
  • @newagestudios408
    Top 5 all time, when I say that people look at me like I’m crazy but in reality he’s changed the game just as much as anybody else. Nobody cares about being the biggest on the court, nobody care about being the strongest, nobody cares about how high they can jump and dunk, everybody want to shoot the ball and that’s mainly because of Steph. You can put his resume up there with greatest, 4x Champ, 2x MVP, all stars and all nba teams, greatest shooter ever.
  • @Trey7105
    He's one of most extraordinary athletes ever! Probably my favorite of all time because of him always being the underdog. Dude is so ridiculously special. If u are a Steph fan, u just eat up any kind of doc on him.
  • @tyreepowell8367
    Stephen Curry Is The Greatest Shooter Of All Time🐐🏀 Who Change The Game Forever.
  • @leilas6503
    ❤ Steph. Not only a great player but a great human
  • @ynotefil
    To Finally Watch The NBA Team I've Cheered For Since 1988 Win The NBA FINALS Brought Tears Of Joy From My Eyes. No Lie But The DUBS Sucked And To See Them Achieve What Everyone Said Couldn't Be Done Was Awesome, & To See The Whole NBA Change & Follow In The WARRIORS Footsteps Brings A Big Ol Smile To My Face😁
  • @schuylersavage276
    I just did the math, this man had a 60 percent true shooting rate his last year in college on basically historic shot volume( 20.2 shots per game and 28.6 ppg) and they said HE needed to get a better shot selection? My goodness I’m so glad Steph would go on to develop an even crazier shot selection and turn what used to be consider a bad shot into not only a good one, but one you can’t let him have without a solid contest lol. Yes, this man turned 28 footers off the dribble into something you HAVE to contest. Idk I just find it so interesting or fascinating that he broke the mold in terms of what a good shot is. It was so cool to watch that happen in real time during his first couple all star seasons( arguably it really happened during his first MVP season. Perhaps his famous cross/between/behind into a hop set pull up 3 Vs the clippers with Kerrs hands on his head turning into a giant smile in celebration is really the moment that Steph said to the NBA world “literally NO shot is a bad shot for me, I don’t EVER need to change my shot selection, bitch”
  • @seanswinton6242
    I stumbled upon this while making breakfast. I thoroughly enjoyed this and honestly was left wanting more. I did not realize it was over. Well made, and I appreciate the hard work involved in doing this documentary. Just wanted to say job well done, and have subscribed as a result! I now will be checking out more of your work. Thank you.
  • @waltdiesel
    Curry grew up in the right household but his love for the game made him the type to change the direction of a team. This man helped transform a laughing stock into a high caliber threat. He's one of my favorite players!