Steph Curry - Baby Faced Assassin (Original Career Documentary)

[@abbate2137]

You Sir Joseph Vincent are a sports documentary savant. You put these together so well. I damn near find myself wanting to cry like a little bitch every time because the emotional setup that you incorporate in every doc. Awesome, just awesome!

[@Henry1633]

Lmfaooooo

[@piledaddytv]

Absolutely 🎯

[@tyreepowell8367]

Totally

[@CesarMartinez-nu3if]

You Sir, spoke like a b*tch and still managed to sound like the manliest big D mf in the world, truly magnificent

[@ineedhoez]

Lololol!!!! Right? The music had me going.

[@eliabsinthe7419]

Kawhi Leonard's laugh in the Background was such a subtle move & had me giggling myself, as always well done!

[@tyreek_art_4841]

😭🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Tun-Tun]

Time stamp

[@Luisavr21]

@42:28

[@marcushopkins8558]

Lmao I know! I’m glad someone else noticed. Shit had me laughing lol

[@00street1]

I agree. Thought it was great.

[@Tacti_Kal]

"Not all 3's are created equal" is a true statement when it comes to Steph. His 3's just hits differently...almost like knowing the killer is right behind you & you can't do anything about it. The fear & terror you feel in your heart every time he shoot's the ball.

[@Cbrunning849]

Fact that dude can shoot from anywhere and if you leave him open it's an "easy bucket" for him. The gravity he has on a defence I've never seen anything like it

[@Carmelo-dame.time-Anthony]

Facts, thinking of some guys like bird, klay when shooting 3s, and lebrons dunks and KDs, tmac, and melo effortless scoring

[@scutifr]

@@Carmelo-dame.time-Anthony nah Steph hits different

[@3n3j0t4]

corniest shit I’ve ever read

[@jonasaltabarino5622]

That's the basic logic man❤️❤️❤️you got it

[@carlogaytan7010]

Look at Curry man, So inspirational...

[@antoniowilliams3869]

Look at Carlo man, So inspirational…

[@jamesbarragan9245]

@@antoniowilliams3869 look at Antonio man, So inspirational

[@alemmon]

@terrance codwell Look at Terrance man, so inspirational

[@Grievous_]

@@alemmon Look at Adnan man, so inspirational

[@team3gaming749]

@@Grievous_ Look at Grievous man, so inspirational

[@Darkraskel]

Had to come back and re-watch following that Olympic performance. Steph is a GOAT!

[@valerie190makhi]

Yeah, I don't know how he wasn't MVP

[@TryhardJoon]

There will never be another Curry 👑🔒💙💛

[@OffDutyAthletes]

As a warriors fan since before Curry, let me tell you how much it made walking to school better knowing Curry just dropped 30 on some teams head last night. Best shooter of all time, and revolutionized basketball

[@Sniper-Haan]

💯 shit same from school now to me working 😂😂 I feel like my day be more productive

[@logicaldude3611]

I’ve tried to explain this to people about Jordan. No one expected him to be THAT good. And Jordan revolutionized the game in a way that players are still trying to emulate him 30-40 years later, but they can’t. And Jordan’s career arc and story was incredible. Steph had a similarly incredible story. Jordan’s ability, influence, arc, and story are better than Steph’s, but Steph has a pretty damn good one. Steph truly revolutionized the game and there are a million imitators now, but he is the original. He’s better at his craft than anyone else has been. Forget the 3pt % or whatever, he’s a guy that is dangerous from anywhere past mid court. And the attention he garners from the defense alone is enough to tilt the game in his favor. Truly a revolutionary player.

[@Sniper-Haan]

Wdym by his ability,Arc,story, influence ??? Explain N depth for me

[@OffDutyAthletes]

@@Sniper-Haan you got a pair of Curry's? Is what I think he means

[@Sniper-Haan]

@@OffDutyAthletes ohh if you saying it like that then nah not yet, but I’m definitely into buying a pair…it’s at least bout 3pairs of Curry’s I’ll wear proudly 😭 as far as Jordan shoe game then yeah ain’t nobody doing it like Jordan 💯

[@StudentDrPhil]

"The Warriors cheek-clapped the Cavaliers" that might be the funniest thing I've heard in any sports documentary lol Joseph Vincent is a legend

[@thoyo]

Had to come to straight to the comments like "is it me or did he just.."

[@bertbugsby_]

ong

[@MonteWasHere]

Underrated moment

[@poeticalvision]

I didn't catch that, then in the game 7 vs boston when he said, "It was another cheek-clapper" I was like wait hol up

[@ineedhoez]

Facts

[@Jdjdbxdj]

I highly doubt his record will ever be broken. He’s already the greatest and he’s only adding to it. Absolute class act

[@Cbrunning849]

It's 1000% going to be broken. Doesn't mean they'll be better shooters then Steph especially as far as % goes But I wouldn't be surprised if Trae passes him as an example. Steph had a lot of injuries and took a few years for him to get the green light he has right now, young guys on rebuilding franchises get the ultimate green light literally from day one.

[@Jdjdbxdj]

@@Cbrunning849 doubt it

[@Cbrunning849]

@@Jdjdbxdj You're gonna be wrong haha don't care if you agree or not honestly

[@Jdjdbxdj]

@@Cbrunning849 🫵🏼🤡

[@Carmelo-dame.time-Anthony]

@@Jdjdbxdj yea young was a star as a rookie, it took Steph 5 years to become a star and really start launching 3s. Trae, harden has a legit chance to break it

[@nflfan5938]

Baby Faced Assassin is always a badass nickname 🔥 Curry is the best 3 point shooter of all time

[@haku4841]

He’s the best shooter full stop doesn’t need to be a 3 pointer even his lay up percent is higher than most elite big men

[@UPTIMUPRIME]

😢😮BRO STEPH CHANGED EVEN VIDEO GAMES DAMN GOOSEBUMPS

[@wiseovertime]

Imagine how Steph will feel once he watches this and we all know he will eventually

[@n.w.owhoknowstheshadowknow58]

I think he already feels that way.

[@chrisricks6363]

He will probably go shoot some 3's

[@flatearth23]

Why would he. I mean, he knows his life better than anyone

[@dalnoldlaotingco6785]

@@flatearth23 nope he's so humble to think about that thoughts?

[@flatearth23]

@@dalnoldlaotingco6785 nope. No time..He's too busy focusing on family and practice and watching films of upcoming opponents, not long KZbin videos about his life of which he already knows. Think about it. He'd be the top pinned comment

[@damienhenriquez9754]

I never liked basketball or boxing much until I started watching Joseph Vincent documentaries. He's so skilled at filmmaking he can make you feel invested in any sport, it's awesome.

[@benjammin5252]

I had no interest in boxing until I watched his Mike Tyson documentary. Now I love boxing probably more than any sport if it’s good fighters. I loved watching the Tyson Fury vs. wilder fights.

[@navigamage1703]

@@benjammin5252 u like the joe louis one?

[@benjammin5252]

@@navigamage1703 yeah it was decent. The Rocky Marciano, Sugar Ray, Lennox Lewis, Hagler, Roberto Duran, and many others are awesome too.

[@feelthabreez3571]

All while incorporating the term "cheek clapping " as well! 😄

[@bobspizza7444]

I'm just an old dude in Montana. Very few I know even care about basketball. But it will forever give me chills hearing the single greatest statement by a commissioner ever. "AND WITH THE 7TH PICK IN THE NBA DRAFT THE GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS SELECT STEPHEN CURRY" always will give me chills. That moment changed basketball forever.

[@dkdebest]

thats so gay

[@cwvos]

Curry definitely made that statement a true, once he leaves the game....

[@KaiJr2525]

Me too

[@GaijinJK]

Yes indeed its crazy how i get the chills from hearing that every time i watch this documentary.

[@Incredibledavid]

And 7 is the number of perfection.. everything in deed happens for a reason..

[@kkmdew09]

My first love was baseball and now I am a football guy but Curry is the only reason I will turn on an NBA game. I know to watch generationally special players at whatever they do when you get the chance.

[@I_am_Toro]

I am one of the straightest men in history but let me just tell you, I'm in love with Stephen Curry.

[@roccostarz]

He is the greatest point guard this game has ever seen. Yes, Magic has the accolades and the iconic moments, but no one can say that he changed the game more than Wardell Stephen Curry. His 2016, 2021 and 2022 seasons are some of the greatest individual seasons we have ever seen. We truly are witnessing history right now.

[@trentgragg1159]

I hate this debate because even though they play the same position they have completely different play styles. The greatest true point guard ever is magic but I agree the greatest player to ever play the point guard position is Stephen Curry

[@NewGoldie]

More like greatest combo guard. he plays offball an awful lot for a PG. Still...he's one of, if not the biggest game changer in NBA history.

[@Grievous_]

The greatest thing the Warriors franchise ever did was drafting a skinny 6’3” Point Guard that loves to pull up from anywhere and has the biggest heart for the game of basketball. His name, Wardell Stephen Curry!

[@jdamvp_821]

Magic is greater, don’t even compare the 2, Steph changed the game , Magic saved the game and is the most influential player ever along side bird and Jordan, magic is 4 and Steph is 10 in my ranking

[@thesoskofactory8619]

Ugh you never heard of Isaiah Thomas

[@currencytrader4389]

This was like watching an Oscar worthy movie. Gave me damn goosebumps. Steph's like General McArthur. His team loves him and respect him. There is no ego on the GS team. They are all great players in their own right, but they know they are part of something that people will still be talking about in a 100 years, and they know that they can trust General Curry to help get them to a legacy that will last for centuries. There will never be stories coming out later of how he was an egomaniac, or mistreated his teammates. His team respects, loves him and protect him at all costs.

[@DylanZitkus]

This shit gave me chills at times, amazing documentary!

[@mraaaaaaa]

Especially this 42:26

[@Connor-ok2fo]

@@mraaaaaaa I watched this part like 20 times

[@happilyeverafter4807]

The chills were runnin deep!!

[@subtlegalaxy99]

dylan?

[@cynthia9041]

100%FACT'S!!!!

[@allandupale5288]

You know that Steph is special when you can’t stop watching over and over his docu’s and clips! ❤️🙏🇵🇭

[@spena1983]

Steph is the people's champ, he is easy to root for and just goes about his work in the right way great video Joseph!

[@Cochopper]

Steph is one of those generational players that you feel so glad to watch do their magic. Great Documentary to capture that

[@liftbread]

EVERY single one of steph's rings were won by other, more impactful players on the warriors. even this last year. Curry's 30ppg means jack SHIT if wiggins doesnt hold tatum to 30% fg and force him into breaking the turnover record. Game 5 of the finals is proof of this. Curry went 0-9 from 3pt range and the warriors STILL WON BY DOUBLE DIGITS.

[@justiceanyanwu7665]

@@liftbread u named one game bozo and also 2015 ur telling me iggie won that finals mvp cuz of his scoring, or better yet cuz of his “defense on Lebrun” when lebron still averaged amazing numbers during that run don’t tell me he was Led there and even in all the Kd years he averaged over 25 ppg in the finals 🤨

[@justiceanyanwu7665]

@@liftbread not like u named any of the good games he had that series like scoring 43 off 50% from the field or any of the other games like the close out game but u don’t mention those u mention the one game where he shot bad (still put up almost 30) to help ur dumb case

[@17mzote77]

@@liftbreadka and ill iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii

[@17mzote77]

@@justiceanyanwu7665i I i in OiOii and ithe is i iiiiiiiiiiiii

[@Grievous_]

Oh my god YESSS!!! I’ve been asking for a Curry documentary for a while and we finally got it. Thank you! Steph Curry is the most revolutionary player in Nba history and what he did this last Nba season just silenced all the haters. In the words ofa wise man “WHAT ARE THEY GONNA SAY NOW!” The greatest Warrior and Point Guard in Nba history!

[@SlimPlum691]

My all time favorite player. I’m 32 years old and hadn’t watched the nba since I was a kid when Jordan played for the bulls until Steph brought me back. I’ve been hooked on the warriors ever since Steph started playing for them. I got to go to my first warriors game last December and had an amazing time. Go Dubs!

[@gdtapawcontrol8958]

Just to think this documentary was done at least 6 months ago. And now guess who back in the playoffs again and just scored a record high of 50 points just last night in May 1st against the Warrios in game 7! It was so Epic! This man refuses to stop! What a time to be alive and witness such greatness!!❤️

[@sonial9941]

"Sniper from any range" an excellent statement. ❤️ 😍

[@hunnyismydog]

This is one of the best videos on Steph Curry. All the plays he's done, accolades he's earned, and where he came from are all truly inspirational. I understand why he has a cult-like following. This man is one of the best of all time. He doesn't play for the Warriors, the Warriors play for him.

[@retrofrontier86]

Your documentaries are incredible. Even emotional at times with the way you narrate and the music swells, the slow motion moments, it's all just so well done and powerful. I always look forward to a new presentation. Also Steph Curry is the greatest shooter of all time, no question. It's been a privilege witnessing his greatness for the last decade or so.

[@jackboyholla4002]

True words spoken

[@thankyou685x02]

Crazy how one person could change a whole franchise

[@carlogemoto8161]

He changed the NBA

[@shinhadou12]

He change the game

[@NickErrrr]

Idk how anyone going forward could ever change the game the way Chef did…unless we see a 4pt shot in the future he’s the most influential player besides Jordan

[@dutchgilmore3567]

I love Golden State, but I’m from Toronto, and getting that first championship was one of the best memories I get to cherish with my older brother because he passed away about a month later. The whole city literally was going crazy

[@teamblue2431]

I’m so sorry for your loss man.

[@Redmoneyusa]

RIP

[@danielcardel7473]

Never thought I would be able to watch a documentary this long and finish it, I was entertain throughout the video, thanks for your great works❤️

[@ineedhoez]

When he started crying, I felt that. I've obviously never won an nba championship but I could still feel the emotion. All of the adversity. All of the nay sayers. Boom! The boys are back in town!

[@Kleo1140]

One day we will realize there will never be another!!! Appreciate these moments‼️‼️ Steph is changing basketball

[@Cbrunning849]

He's not changing basketball he changed it already

[@cherylmaynard5657]

Love this man's voice. It's deep and it holds you.

[@cherylmaynard5657]

@@p0KerViK1NG67 Thank you .

[@cherylmaynard5657]

@@p0KerViK1NG67 Yeah. Sexy voice indeed.!!!

[@lolaispure4296]

​@@p0KerViK1NG67sexy and intelligent.

[@spdcrzy]

OLYMPICS GOLD MEDALIST. Jesus Christ. Those last four three pointers in the gold medal game against France are already legendary.

[@DRUNKPOS]

When it’s all said and done I think Steph will go down as the best ever

[@eugenehamby7167]

He's the Greatest 3 Point Shooter that I've ever seen and just think one day someone will come along and break his record and he's not even done playing yet he still has some more 3s to shoot.

[@RamboBrazyy]

No they want shit is impossible we will all be gone by the time that happens

[@vissantana8171]

You know you’re doing something right when your coach goes “I’m done do what you want “ 😂😂😂

[@deshawnstewart1513]

🤣🤣🤣

[@suluetibose895]

Steph Curry is a player like no other. His 3s keeps you standing each time he throws..just awesome. Well narrated documentary. Indeed STEPH CURRY is "UNDERRATED".

[@TheDoughGetta]

Steph is Top 5 all time. The GOAT shooter. Honestly I pick him over LeBron. Good job. Better than the Netflix documentary!!

[@razanamuzni8666]

Very true

[@I_am_Toro]

First two sentences and the last two sentences are immaculate perfection

[@Bhutan_1212]

Game changer, best shooter of all time bar none. Every baller or wanna be baller wants to be like curry deep down.

[@상추키우기-f8y]

Stephen Curry gives hope that small people can play basketball. It's my honor to see playing greatest shooter in the history.

[@22jdawgjb]

I was at that game 1 in SF for the 2022 finals, I’m a Celtics fan (obviously). That one game made me do something I should have never done. Count out steph curry, he once again proved why he is just simply the greatest PG of all time. The level he took it too, was something I’ve only seen steph, Bron, Kobe, Kyrie, Jimmy, and Dirk take it. To franchise changing players, players that single handedly take over entire postseasons. Steph is 100% the greatest PG of all time

[@LIONTAMER3D]

everyone who knows him says the same 2 things: 1) relentless in practice, spends more time in practice than anyone, works on his weaknesses in practice, listens to feedback from others & 2) lives a super-quiet, low-key, no-drama family man life that only enhances his ability to perform on the court.

[@spdcrzy]

And, at 35, he's in the best shape of his LIFE. The Steph we see now is quite possibly an even more dangerous player than ever before.

[@demetriuslomax6262]

I respect Steph so much, he is such a humble man. Bless you and your family.

[@MaxPotentialGreatness]

This team has so many parallels to the Bulls Dynasty. I truly believe this team has what it takes to capture another title.This year will be the dubs toughest season to repeat as so many teams are getting better. This is the only core in the NBA that has achieved greatness multiple times. If they stay focused and stay healthy they’ll get that 5th ring this year along with Kerr coaching them into a more poised team come post season. 2023 is the year…if they get it this year…mark my words they will get 6. The 6th chip might be the most poetic because if they win the chip in 2023 a-lot of teams will be broken up in the offseason and alot of peices will be moved around while GSW will stay in tact. Let go Warriors lets make history !!

[@twissracing530]

My favorite player ever!!!! 💛💙

[@chestersfishingadventuresa4751]

im in tears watching this.. what a Life Steph Curry has..

[@hispanicpanic6537]

The most entertainment I experienced from a single athlete in any sport is the baby face assassin with a smile. Hands down...

[@juandeveraturda4392]

Steph is so AMAZING! Like what they said he is NOT HUMAN! He deserves to be declared as the BEST SHOOTER of all time in the whole world! 😍🤩🎉🎊🇵🇭

[@jeannetaylor7178]

And you have to say he is ( the best shooter in the world cause no one has produced a better one that we know of). The one that might even be bouncing his little ball in mom and dad's driveway in the neighborhood right now but untill he grows up, shows up and puts up Steph is THE MAN and one good thing about it he AIN'T NO FAKE. I love the comment " he doesn't play for his team, his team plays for him " I can see that and they cheer for him like they are true fans like everybody else. They may be on the court with him but they are still just as astonished and wowed as the fans in the audience are just can't take too much time to celebrate. His name will always be included in the conversations of greatness and can we ask the question what will he do next ? Basketball or otherwise. Will he make me watch golf again 😊 too?

[@dquanissavage6287]

Steph Curry Is Truly Legendary!!🔥🐐🐐🙌🙏🙏

[@scoot8792]

I used to have a problem with placing steph in the top 5. He's undeniable. There's no way you don't place him in the top 5. He has proven me and a lot of people wrong so many times. Like Mamba said, kid is dangerous, never too high never too low, he's just there, in the moment.

[@Moe7133]

Yeah, Steph 3 to Lebron 1. You can't put Lebron on seat#2 if you loss 3 time to the same team. You can't say your better when you bunny hop to championship team. LOL! Steph > Lebron.

[@charlesshyngle5948]

Steph is just an amazing person. Humble and the best at what he does.

[@Ofwhateverrrrrr]

Best documentary maker ever on the KZbin platform, EVER! Nobody does it like Joe Vincent and that's a fact!😤😤

[@corinnek9332]

I'm not into many sports but I've been watching Stephen Curry and he keeps blowing my mind!! Outstanding player. I haven't seen any one who can keep up with him

[@Eric_Kabucha_]

Great job! Thanks Joseph Vincent. Wish you had gone through the entire 2022 playoff run, it was incredible! Do you know, despite being counted out by everyone during the finals against the Celtics, the Golden State Warriors, for each game they won, they won them by double digits. One of the best teams ever in their heyday.

[@RamboBrazyy]

He will be back yk curry hates losing he goin for his 5th this season mark my words

[@jeannetaylor7178]

​@@RamboBrazyyhope you're Right😮

[@kyallogideon8625]

Wardell Stephen Curry...INSPIRATIONAL, No simple words to describe

[@alarson1799]

Joe, your films make me feel like I used to about movies when I was a kid. You frame things in such a powerful way, really bringing out the gravitas of these big moments in the lives of these athletes. You really do a great job and touch people's lives with your videos. May God bless you. Keep up the good work.

[@risdeleon7432]

The narrator's voice, clips selections, video edits , genre of music in good and bad moments ,all the details and the emotions on all sides of the story all in one video, deym!! Job well done.! This guy right there on your video was for real one of the greatest of all time no doubt!!!

[@zmo1ndone502]

This last title he took after KD left really solidified his greatness and He definitely COULD win at least 1 more when it's all said an done. The last thing to go is your jumper so even when he's old and washed he can still just be an og role player sniper extraordinaire

[@sb-rn5ez]

Amazing, Baby Faced Assassin You are the greatest shooter to ever play the game of basketball.Awesome basketball player and human being , love to watch you playing. God bless you and your beautiful family Stephen Curry.

[@michaellee7899]

ESPN must not be able to afford Joseph Vincent because these documentaries are just on a different level no way they haven’t reached out to him 🤷🏻‍♂️🔥

[@huggablecat9456]

Is this Christmas?? Yessss! My favorite basketball player and favorite KZbinr. Thank you for covering Stephen Curry!

[@E_Legend1]

ITS BEEN TO LONG JOSEPH but thank you!! for delivering when I needed it the most!

[@RichardOseikusi]

Steph curry the greatest of all time period

[@mattdespard6576]

How do you run a Curry documentary and not play the "you don't wanna see us next year" clip

[@AlgerLapitan]

Originally followed your channel for your amazing work on UFC fighters. This video is amazing, as someone who doesn't watch the nba, you've single handedly convinced me to follow the NBA this season. 🤙🏽

[@SidelineFilmz]

Awesome documentary as always. The sound design, the storytelling, all of it. Would love some documentaries on the younger generation of players, like an updated Giannis video, or one on Josh Allen.

[@AshLongie]

Im loving watching these old vids he has such a baby face pure skills insane would love to meet the guy one day

[@cfry3636]

I thought I had seen every single documentary or video ever made on Steph Curry but stumbled upon this today and I'm very lucky I did what a awesome documentary great job

[@logicaldude3611]

I’ll say this, his impact on the game is the type of impact Jordan had. No one expected him to be THIS good. No one could have predicted what he would accomplish. It’s sheer talent and work ethic. The guy believed in himself more than anyone else ever did. The numbers and rings speak for themselves. Here’s what we all thought of Steph coming into the league… too small, too frail, not fast enough, can’t play defense, won’t be able to create his own shot in the NBA, not a good enough passer to play PG, and only a couple years into the league he was already regarded as a broken player who would never be able to stay healthy. His ceiling was JJ Redick, his floor was Jimmer. But no one, and I mean no one, expected this guy to be such a tremendous shooter that he’d revolutionize basketball and create a million wannabes. No one thought this guy had the stones or ability to stretch defenses to 30ft+. No one anticipated that he’d work relentlessly on his ball-handling to where he’d be a dribbling maestro on the floor. No one expected that this guy might randomly pull from 35ft with confidence and success. Steph is a legend on par with the Magics, Birds, MJs. A guy who truly revolutionized the game of basketball. There will be many imitators but no one will touch his ability. There won’t be another Steph Curry. I say all this as a guy who thought of him the same as everyone else when he came into the league… undersized SG trying to play PG who can shoot, but won’t be a star in the NBA. He proved everybody wrong. No one expected him to be a guy who would change basketball forever.

[@vpbanzuela]

Another banger sir! Give the man his roses as it is well deserved and he ain't even done yet! This couldn't have come from anyone better - damn well worth the watch!

[@Grievous_]

The greatest thing the Warriors franchise ever did was drafting a skinny 6’3” Point Guard that loves to pull up from anywhere and has the biggest heart for the game of basketball. His name, Wardell Stephen Curry!

[@revelare_xvii6269]

The callback to the LeBron James video with the Cavaliers comeback gave me goosebumps.

[@juicepirate8175]

This gave me chills even when I knew what was coming. We don’t appreciate Steph enough for his athleticism and craftiness with the basketball. These guys defending him getting dusted so badly, they basically just give up and stand there. 😳😮

[@schaaf9637]

What a great Documentary. Praise Steph Curry and Joseph Vincent

[@35700Punk]

Rob Palinka sitting behind Steph in the draft is pure poetry.

[@BruceNorrin]

Idk if I want to scream, cry, jump off a cliff or run thru a damn wall with these videos. Love you Joe!!!!!

[@thegreatbourne7889]

Brilliant video as usual. That Kawhi Leonard laugh with the echo effect at the 42:29 mark had me in tears 😂

[@tobigrg]

FR tho 😂😂😂

[@CorrosionFn]

Fr🤣

[@ConradTyler-fi1ev]

Yes give the fans a good game worth watching you guys won go Warriors

[@roboninja3194]

The Tyson "boom perfect timing" quote on that alley oop is so sweet.

[@MrKB-hz3go]

I want to be like steph when i grow up! The ultimate role model On and off the court.

[@zionnewkirk4838]

Yes sir!!! I knew you were gonna come in the clutch again, JV! Greatest sports highlights on KZbin!!!🔥🔥🔥

[@FIRMINFAYE]

GSOAT🐐,GPGOAT🐐 and top 10 all time. there's nothing else to say 🤗

[@charless3484]

The medical staff that worked on Steph’s ankles deserve statues in their honor.

[@smexdmx6680]

"Look at Curry man....so inspirational !" ~Sun Tzu probably~

[@benhostetler7744]

Bron had no idea how much curry would plague his career when he was at the Davidson game

[@HollaAtB_HandzOn]

He watched his greatest nemesis courtside🦵🏿🦵🏿🦵🏿

[@mariaindemne837]

Kudos to Joseph , i got teary eyed watching this.

[@babygraceful]

Excellent documentary Mr. Vincent! I'm a Steph curry fan and has watched him through the years. Steph is phenomenal! Also, despite his basketball prowess, he also remained a humble player. He is very confident about his skills but I have never heard him boast about it. Indeed he is a generational player with his 3-point shooting ability. He changed basketball forever, just look at the young kids playing now whom he inspired. Thank you for this great documentary!

[@CarIWheezerr]

I’m an absolute Stan for curry was always rooting for the guy he wasnt evil

[@michaeljansz4346]

Great production as per usual from Joe Vincent. It does appear that Joe doesn't particularly know Curry or basketball all that well. *In my opinion*, dedicating a significant portion of time to helping the viewer to appreciate 2 major aspects about steph - that actually provide crucial insight into what makes steph SO transcedent and revolutionary as a player - is critical in a documentary like this: 1. Opposition coverage - The way teams game-planned to deal with steph in the games. Teams attempted to monitor steph in two ways for the most part. 1a. They constantly physically pressured him on every shot they could. Most drives to the rim had a body knocking in to him, regularly intentionally fouling. If steph got into the paint, the teams made it a priority to, as Shaq would say, "touch him up" in anyway that they could get away with. This physicality forced steph to work incredibly hard every off season to change his body composition, increasing his lean body mass and strength, in order to take the hits with less injury risk. 1b. Steph was always a priority for the defense. He was regularly, if not universally, guarded by the opposition's best defender, and the focus of the opposition's defensive schemata. Maybe other than with KD, teams had a "anyone but Curry" attitude towards their games with the Warriors. 2. Team efficiency / synergy - The way steph improved his team's play. Steph's assist numbers speak for themselves, but aside from that, there is a concept in basketball called a player's "gravity". While it is slightly insubstantial, this idea describes a player's ability to shift the defense into positions that compromise the whole, creating openings for themselves or other teammates on which they can capitalise. Curry, primarily through his preternatural shooting ability, and secondarily through his off-ball movement (cuts, screen-setting, sprinting up the floor on his team's defensive rebound), as well as his on-ball handles and use of the pick-and-roll, forced defenses to throw multiple defenders at him at once, or over a whole posession through switches, creating advantageous matchups, overloaded defenses, and pure space for his team to slice into the seams, often for open layups. This phenomenon occurs for most star players, being the best on the team and thus forcing the opposition to make stopping them their highest priority, however steph curry takes this to levels only seen in the like of MJ (with the Jordan rules), and possibly Lebron (however Lebron is less about off-ball gravity, and more about the expert manipulation of the defense with the ball in his hand similar to Magic Johnson - Still generationally effective!), and arguably beyond even these All-time greats (not necessarily what I'm suggesting! Just that it COULD be argued). Obviously, Stephs marksmanship from all areas of the court is predominantly what makes him a revolution. He has changed the game utterly on the back of this. This is clearly a huge part of this documentary, and rightly so. HOWEVER. To leave it there, not touching on the aforementioned aspects of what makes Steph Curry the basketball player he is, creates (for me) a feeling of superficiality to this documentary. A documentary done by someone with incredible skill at creating a dramatic, powerful piece, with amazing timing and editing, but lacking in real understanding in the greatness of Wardell Stephen Curry, and the depth of the intricacies of basketball as a whole, which is the crux of this critique. Maybe this was more about providing a time-line of Steph's career, and expressing some of the amazing things he's done, but even then, addressing the way that he's HAD to undergo some serious body transformation over the years to deal with self-imparted injury and getting battered game-in, game-out by oppositions that are entirely focused on stopping him adds so much to the viewer's understanding of what makes him great that it borders on a necessity. Please don't read this and think "just another hater." I wouldn't have written a bloody essay if I didn't come to expect excellence from you, Joe. While this was still good, I think you can hit another level in your documentaries if you seek input from fans (or even professionals) that are passionate and well-reasoned, leaving you to the creation of the work, and achieving a greater depth of substantive content. Looking forward to your next upload, Mike.

[@yourfellowman11]

His run at Davidson was all I needed to see to be a believer. The seminal moment from that run was when Kansas sold out their entire defense to stop him, I mean full court pressure, essentially a 5-0 perimeter defense, defensive bumping, hands clogging all types of passing lanes, and he STILL pulled up from 30 and banked it in all net. I knew then he was a generational talent and any team who took him would experience success.

[@maelouriedelacerna2429]

I'm so glad about this documentary. I've always waited for this on how Stephen Curry and the team made it to the fourth championship. This is truly extravagant. Our family loves Stephen Curry and he's the only reason why we loved NBA. May their dynasty continues as they are still in the court. Sending our love from the Philippines. 🇵🇭 Yamba Family.❤❤❤

[@M3RRIH3W13]

I would love to hear what Pete Maravich thought about Steph Curry. It was a nice stroll through the GSW's early championship years.

[@crisrobinson3092]

Great to see a new video Mr. Vincent!! EVERY SINGLE TIME we see a new video from you we all know it is going to be INCREDIBLE!! Thanks again for your incredible content sir. I'll be supporting you monthly starting next spring after my divorce. Keep them coming Sir!!

[@ahmadraz1584]

Wow what an amazing Video. Joseph Vincent. Here we go! This guy never disappoints.

[@muffintop420]

I just watched another warriors doc the other day about the 22 finals (getting pumped for the playoffs). It was terrible, a commercial a minute and all the shots they showed for of Curry shooting then all you see is a ball in the basket. They showed the same shot over and over it was so boring. This was a great doc, made me feel like I was there again watching these games. Gave me chills and emotions, thank you.

[@pawelpawelek4381]

I'm not the biggest fan of 3 points shooters but this guy is an assasin from the range.

[@masterk5372]

Ikr

[@dejesusjosephmikhel3225]

He'll shoot you from anywhere.

[@playerx9222]

THAT KAWHI LAUGH GOD DAMN , LOL . . . GOAT J.V .WE APPREACIATE U DUDE

[@hollowichigo1023]

GOAT shooter and he's not done

[@soulessshadow5356]

Baby Faced Assassin, Sharpshooter, Gunslinger, Sniper, Snapshot whatever you wanna call him. You can't deny the greatness of Steph Curry, and I got nothin' but love for him. Love watching Steph go to work!