Age Is Just a Number!!! At 36, Steph Curry Is Still the League’s Biggest Nightmare

[@johnt2831]

Well,...that is four straight loses in a row, and the next challenge is the Denver Nuggets. Everyone was losing their mind when the Warriors had a 9-1 or 9-2 record, and you are speaking about them winning another chip. That is not gonna happen unless they get a superstar to help Steph, plus another good player that can score and has really good defense. I feel bad for Steph, because it isn't his fault. Why did it take the team until the second half of the game last night to rev up the defense? The Warriors allowed 66 points in the first half, and that is when they lost the game, because they waited until the second half to play.

[@cindyallen9733]

A superstar is not required. . . but then again there are so many players labeled as superstars that are not even close. If GS can move Kuminga & Podz to bring more defense, scoring & length they should make it happen. He’s owed more than a mediocre team.

[@johnt2831]

​@@cindyallen9733My idea of a superstar includes Giannis, Steph Curry, Kyrie Irving, and LeBron James, who is still a superstar. Lauri Markkanen isn't a superstar, but has the potential to be. Luka Doncic is a star, but not a superstar. Tatum would be considered or at least close to superstar rating. I hear you though on people throwing the term superstar around. I'm not one of them

[@tonyolise5926]

Steph is 6'1 with a span of approximately 6'2... steph is not 6'2...