Stephen Curry Is A BASKETBALL GOD

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Steph Curry is on one of the greatest streaks the NBA has ever seen - shooting over 50% on 14 three point attempts per game, but it's the sheer audacity of difficulty on his shots from all over the court that is not only willing his outmanned Warriors team to victories, but placing him in the conversation for MVP and GOAT. Coach Nick breaks down exactly how he's been doing it, including setting his teammates up for assists based on his gravity alone.
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[@Me-fl2xt]

steph's handles so tight he breaks his own ankles

[@ibrahimtamer5932]

No cap

[@kalani49]

Then makes a 3.

[@1BadMother]

Underrated comment!

[@alejondelacruz5096]

I died

[@misterstaple]

Ahahhaa

[@yettigetter]

We have no idea how lucky we are to witness such greatness.

[@MrBrachiatingApe]

I do...believe me. I'm on cloud 9 and I'm worried once Steph retires I simply won't be able to watch the sport anymore. He's so much fun to watch that he's breaking my ability to appreciate the game.

[@Jbf-76]

My man, if I could give you 100 likes for this post, or you think I'm exaggerating, check out my post above. I wrote that BEFORE I read your post. You are an NBA fan I can respect 100%...

[@zacharypeery4082]

Jordan was better but yeah I get what you mean

[@mr.dontcallmeimgettingthisbred]

@@zacharypeery4082 idk why you brought up Jordan; literally has nothing do with him, we’re just here to appreciate greatness from Curry

[@travz21]

@@zacharypeery4082 Curry is more skilled than Jordan by a very wide margin. Jordan played against much worse defensive schemes compared to today, not to mention you couldn't play zone against him back then. Jordan might be better, but he's not as skilled. It's debatable if he's even better. Curry probably brings more upside to any 5-on-5 game than any player in history.

[@royfablooo2810]

Back then we used to say "Don't let Curry get an open look" and now even if he doesn't have an open look he'll still make them!

[@rickydornberger4771]

He has a much higher percentage on highly contested shots than wide open shots ironically enough.

[@twotone3731]

@Sahil Warsariya Causation does not equal coincidence but in this case i think youre right about him being in rythm

[@thegreatbambi5674]

@@rickydornberger4771 Sometimes the open shots are easy to miss when you have a lot of time to just think about it. I think he's better with quick reactions.

[@gxthblxde]

@Jiggy Thanos everyone uses it lmao

[@coldkillah4340]

it's basically don't let Curry get the ball at this point

[@samsmith8086]

I've been watching nba from late 80s. I will be 63 years old next week and I never seen anyone like steph curry. Such a privilege to witness!

[@Alic4444]

Indeed, a player who creates a new mold of player within a game that's been played for almost a century is a special player.

[@benyoung9189]

Happy early Birthday my man!

[@patrickmatthews8191]

Now this is the type of the older people I like, appreciate the greatness of the newer generation unlike those other old heads who only say "back in my day"

[@anodyne57]

I'm 63 as well and been watching since the 60's. Jerry West was the closest thing i remember to Steph, back in the day. Steph's game seems almost like taking Walt Frazier, Earl Monroe and Rick Barry's skill sets and fusing it into one person. These players all had at least one thing in common with Curry, which is that they all made everything they did look easy and effortless. Shame the current generation of fans can't seem to appreciate the level of skill, will and dedication that reflects....from a lifetime of preparation.

[@samsmith8086]

@@anodyne57 The game has evolved way past Monroe, Barry and Fraizer. I see no resemblance to Stephs game. Michael Jordan is still the best ever however

[@fatimaWr2]

He is smart. He is calm. And he knows how to be skilled.

[@yournamehere6760]

smart fouls him every time lol

[@pittaaaabread]

@@javierlandaverde4108 Yeah he reminds me of KD in that way weirdly. KD doesn't have to use that many combinations to create that tiny bit of space that's almost not noticeable but is enough for KD to sink a shot. Lebron does this pretty well too but he just doesn't have as good of a shot.

[@user-sh7fr9wj1h]

Steph “I gotta be the MVP” Curry woke up feeling dangerous lmaoo 🔥🔥🔥 18 points 😳 7/25 FG 💦 2/14 3PT 🌧 4 points on 2/7 shooting in the 4th 😈 L to the Wizards ✅

[@gbone1812]

@@user-sh7fr9wj1h good morning hater. Y'all always 1st to show up when Curry has a bad game

[@EE-ie9gm]

Imagine how many records he would’ve had if he didn’t have to share the ball with the snake.

[@zacklange5427]

I think Coach Nick hit it on the head. Everyone, from players to coaches to fans, knows that he’s going to shoot, that he’s probably gonna bury it, and it’s still so spectacular that we all lose our minds when it goes through the net. His audacity is off the charts, but he is somehow able to back it up with a level of skill I don’t think we’ll ever see again.

[@nicrich2854]

I think Coach Nick hit me on the head

[@KalamariFromTheParty]

@@javierlandaverde4108 Duncan Robinson will prolly surpass curry in almost all 3pt records bc he’s a straight spot up shooter and it’s almost all he does with very high volume as well that will prolly only getGet higher as the years go on unless the NBA has some drastic rule changes. Not to mention other factors like Curry’s injuries, age, style of play before the high volume 3s, etc etc

[@CarolinnaFreire]

@@KalamariFromTheParty but it’s not like Duncan Robinson is that much younger. He is 26.

[@tomsea6017]

@@KalamariFromTheParty 🤣🤣🤣 Really? Lol

[@zietua2393]

@@KalamariFromTheParty naaa, Curry always get double to triple team Robinson not

[@harshasuresh4062]

The fact that every shot he takes we expect him to make is absolutely incredible!!!

[@boonsengyong7173]

Every game he step on the court, we expect him to make 10 3's.

[@hunter1211]

travel 7:52 I knew Coach Nick was "in love" with him, but stil manages to make me laugh.

[@darkorlightz]

@@hunter1211 that's not a travel my guy, check the timing of the gather

[@jameskim1505]

Cool but I'd take banners and rings at Oracle

[@lucasalcaraz2199]

I heard someone say you only realise how good he is on a cold night, bc you think "damn thats a horrible shot selection" but then go "on an average night he makes those" lol

[@davidchoi3]

I always enjoy the defender's faces when Curry either hits a contested three over them or drives right past them for the lay up....the look of "fuck me"

[@05dal]

Lmfaooo.... me, too!!! They should start making vid compilations of other players' reactions when Steph makes a difficult or contested shot.

[@anodyne57]

Think they start saying that to themselves the moment he crosses half-court!

[@MrTheTomahawk]

i respect nba players man. how do u not get demoralized when some of these guys hit tough buckets like they are wide open lmao

[@goblinsdbc7132]

It's like "deym how?" Or "i tried" 😂

[@iljackb]

Lol, I always look at that too! Also, I love watching the opposing fans faces.

[@tephlontalk2102]

This is how people felt watching Jordan in the 80's

[@clydetheglidetop5sgtop10du7]

I guess, the entertainment factor

[@jeffmichel4312]

I’m 35 I was a huge basketball fan during the bulls second 3Peat curry is different like Jordan was different.

[@lolcat9744]

You mean the 90s right? In the 80s he was still getting pummeled by Detroit and Boston's front court.

[@DawnofIsai]

@@lolcat9744 Nah both equally. Like when Jordan dropped 63 on the Celtics even though they lost everyone including Larry Legend himself were just in awe of him. He was doing impossible shit all throughout the 80s it's just that in the 90s he started winning. He changed his game up sure, but the fact remains that people in the 80s and 90s equally probably didn't realize they were watching something historic night in and night out. Curry has that vibe to him, same as Lebron and Jordan where any given night a record could be broken or something big might happen. Every game is show time when it comes to players in that tier.

[@clydetheglidetop5sgtop10du7]

@@lolcat9744 Jordan was literally dunking on everyone in the 80's, hanging in the air for what seemed like ages etc.

[@limsrusill]

Release: Excellent Coverage: 100% Smothered.

[@johnlabadan3742]

NBA 2k reference for those didn't get it 😉

[@leviaringo6770]

These kinds of shots won't go in in 2k.players know that. 2k has never able to copy steph's ridiculous shots to the game. He's better than his video game version. Crazy. 🤯🤯🤯

[@nicjohn60]

@@leviaringo6770 Can't agree more, he's an actual videogame in real life, but in 2k, Steph's AI is *nothing* compared to the real Steph we are witnessing rn.

[@eboy4216]

@@leviaringo6770 with sharp takeover it does

[@jordanm7746]

@@leviaringo6770 right. It’s crazy because the shit u can do with him on the game is totally ridiculous so the fact that he’s better in real life ... wtf bro 😂

[@zachariah-binyisrayl5570]

We are watching the absolute HIGHEST level of basketball science....just mind blowing.

[@user-sh7fr9wj1h]

Steph “I gotta be the MVP” Curry woke up feeling dangerous lmaoo 🔥🔥🔥 18 points 😳 7/25 FG 💦 2/14 3PT 🌧 4 points on 2/7 shooting in the 4th 😈 L to the Wizards ✅

[@umarb7325]

coach jinxed him to get clamped by the worst perimeter defense in the league.

[@neerajjoshi8395]

@@user-sh7fr9wj1h one game in one of the greatest streaks of all time lmao

[@joelbrown5932]

Nate you a hater holding on to Bron, ok let me give you some facts, Bron scored 40 plus in one game and has at least six games he has scored under 20 and has no 30 point games but some of you say he’s the MVP, how Kyrie and PG playing and winning at a better percentage but you man crush bandwagon fans hate on them, some of you guys are casual fans and not watching the whole league

[@joelbrown5932]

@@neerajjoshi8395 these haters can’t name another player doing what he did, plus he’s averaging 30 points a game

[@kyeenn]

Curry is so skilled that a bad night for him would be dropping 30 on you.

[@nicjohn60]

I remember people also said that to wilt when he was still playing 😂

[@lancevelarde7022]

@@nicjohn60 damn how old are you

[@maggielhyde]

Yep, like the Warriors Utah game a few days ago. Curry had a bad shooting night and still managed to get 36 points relatively efficiently, which is insane.

[@ark5192]

Dats stretching it, no one says it is a bad night if he drop 30, it’s an average night fo him

[@GeraltBosMang]

He represents what MVP is like more than any other player.

[@Arthur-yv6px]

I mean Lebron usually takes his teams to the finals single handily every year he plays enough games so I’d say he’s the MVP standard. But Curry does have a very pretty game.

[@doffydonquixote2868]

big F man

[@doffydonquixote2868]

@@Arthur-yv6px in western?? i hope u know western in the last 2 decades is suoeri superior than east..if warriors is in the east hes on top4 this season and always top1 in the past season and maybe not just win 73 wins in 16season maybe 80 wins? i dont know

[@Arthur-yv6px]

@@doffydonquixote2868 @Random Dude Yeah the East is not as hard but Lebrons teams were also trash (other then the two years that he had Love and Kyrie) so it doesn’t change the fact that he single handily carried.

[@user-ug4hw7oq7y]

SPARKS

[@sachinlewis4607]

"He's so dangerous. How dangerous is he? He's so dangerous.." Could've ended that sentence right there. 11:28

[@calebpagan2226]

Editing mistake

[@user-sh7fr9wj1h]

Stephen Curry tonight: 16 points 😳😳 6 turnovers🤡🤡 6-24 from the field 🤪🤪 2-14 from 3 😝😝 14% from 3 🥱🥱 Is this your MVP???🤯🤯🤔🤔 Better than dame⁉️⁉️

[@khristianco929]

@@user-sh7fr9wj1h Dame is Steph's baby

[@matthew3563]

@@user-sh7fr9wj1h yes, letting a game be the judge for an player's entire career

[@DeanGl]

@@user-sh7fr9wj1h because dame never has off nights... 🙄🙄🙄

[@saymyname3611]

I may not be able to see jordan play the game but im lucky to witness this dude change the game and shoot lights out every time

[@cnelsonlv99]

I have been lucky enough to see both, and you are right. He's the first guy since Jordan that had that level of impact on the game, every play down the court. You just wait for him to do something that blows your mind.

[@republikadugave420]

@@cnelsonlv99 jordan was kobe actually so if you havent seen him play ypu seen kobe hehe...been watching nba from 1990 and for me curry is once in 100years player..he was robbed of 2 finals mvps btw...and i hate when people say that he would be killed in the 90ths...my answer is 90ths would have been far different if curry played he would have changed the game back then, secondly mahmud rauf played in 90ths and he was soft still dropped nearly 20ppg and thirdly you cannot effectively handcheck someone 20m from the basket he can hit it from the logo with no problem

[@cnelsonlv99]

@@republikadugave420 You apparently didn't read my post before responding to it. I've been watching basketball since the early 80s. Jordan wasn't Kobe. Kobe was great, but Jordan was better, and they weren't the same player. They had many similarities to their game, but it's lazy to say they were the same. I love Curry, and think he doesn't get the respect he deserves, but it sounds like you're trying to claim Curry is better than Jordan, and that's just ridiculous!

[@republikadugave420]

@@cnelsonlv99 its not lazy both players acknowledged that they are similar, hell Kobe admitted he based his game on Jordan..btw i would say that Kobe is not that much worse than Jordan was.....secondly i wasnt responding directly to your post, i went on a rant cause i hate how Currys game is trashed for no rational reason hahahah ..but yea Jordan was better all around player for sure than Curry..as far as impact on the game on the offensive end goes they are the same even Curry would be better imo..since he can turn over a game in like 1-2 mins with couple of 3pts in a row..i would not expect Curry to make a clutch steal or block on defensive side like Jordan did ..but in general they are compleately different players and no sensible comparison could be made..

[@cnelsonlv99]

@@republikadugave420 I agree... Jordan was not much better than Kobe. There were subtle things that separated them. I also agree that Curry's game is trashed for no good reason.

[@asmith1393]

Imagine trying your best to guard this guy. You're playing up on him, not giving him any space to breathe, fighting through screen etc. Then he gets a sliver of space on you, shoots it, hits it nothing but net, then he shimmys his way down the court. Nothing can be more defeating than that 😭

[@jinxsauce5095]

He brings depression to defenders and make them contemplate life if they really defend him properly😭😂

[@mikemcfarland6023]

Imagine if KD never joined the warriors and Steph never had to defer at times. That’s potentially 3 more years of what we’re seeing now

[@analogdistortion2906]

sometimes I think Warriors would have been as good or better if they just kept a deep bench instead of getting KD. and it's not even a knock on KD who is a generational talent.

[@futurehofer1564]

@@analogdistortion2906 I mean they went to 2 finals without KD, won 73 games without KD and the finals they lost was by one game (game 7 was decided by like 4 points if I remember correctly). Plus, the Warriors were dealing with injuries in those finals. I think it is pretty clear that they would have still went to the finals and prob even won at least another ring. They were great without KD, but KD made them unbeatable.

[@triodesrbetter]

Yeah because it's all about what stanwagons want to watch and not championships for the city.

[@triodesrbetter]

gave my city two chips. that's what matters, not stanwagons watching from afar.

[@mmk307]

he still avg 26 and then 27 for half of the last year he was there hea avg 30 and was the capt of the allstar game but ya hed have at least 100 more theres

[@MrBonzeMedal]

Nothing is more satisfying than watching an all-time great player truly master his craft. The game becomes outright effortless to them.

[@spacemountain5624]

Agreed. It's surreal to see this happening

[@ladarius1222]

Stephortless

[@Queen_Sarah95]

All time great is an over statement guy can't play when it matters most, is a Durant resigning with the thunder and healthy 2015 cavs away from being ringless, ruined every part of the sport with his 3pt bullshit, and most importantly ugly as hell

[@noelthomas1314]

@@Queen_Sarah95 then don't watch basketball lol. Nobody and nobody ever will care about your opinion. All time greats acknowledge his greatness lol. ur comment is gonna be lost over time and nobody is going to see it lol

[@IndianArma]

@@Queen_Sarah95 his game is anything but ugly. Your eyes tripping 😂

[@Chessbox09]

I love the fact that Steph is so great, he completely relies and dominates with pure skill. He doesn't need to flop or hunt for fouls, he just doesn't need to.

[@blue-phoenix115]

He does flop, bait, and jumps into defenders a little, but nowhere near god tier floppers like Lebron and Harden.

[@vsk1494]

@@blue-phoenix115 initiating contact is fair if it is what you are talking about every good player tries to. If you are talking about him falling down , rolling on ankles after the shot it's more of a way to keep his ankles from getting hurt apparently.

[@robsan9017]

@@blue-phoenix115 You' clearly don't know the difference between a "flop" and initiated contact.

[@bwasfpv]

The amount of miles he run just to get the 3s is remarkable

[@infamousj-hkz8257]

Glad you pointed that out!

[@jesuslover1988]

That's right. He's everywhere in the court!

[@jennycraigadventures3314]

2.5 miles per game. When you consider the sprints, jumps, starts/stops and getting bumped by bigger guys, it’s insane what he does.

[@filibuster_jpr]

o steph curry a great player only great coach can stop him from running just what steve kerr had done pinning him on back to his seat

[@markcarey67]

He once said himself he was someone who "runs for a living"

[@maxwellcaballero]

I don’t know if he is the GOAT but at some point he needs the respect he deserves as the best PG of all time

[@blueman3476]

Nah magic is still the greatest point guard ever

[@kazumakiryu1617]

@@blueman3476 Nah

[@wyatt5158]

@@blueman3476 ha

[@megagio1604]

@@blueman3476 stephs a better player imo

[@jeshuafigueroa3070]

Dat Guy thats cap bru and yk it and im a curry idolizer magic will probably never be matched

[@chanendlerbong]

Thank you God for putting me in this bball era to see this legendary marksman and absolute GOAT shooter and best player in the world as of right now

[@kred132]

honestly wish i was born when wilt played so I could see the dude drop 100

[@someshsaharan5813]

@@kred132 a lot of people can drop 100 today too. Klay scored 60 in 29 mins. If he played 48 mins he could have scored 100. Wilt also went to the ot that day.

[@kred132]

@@someshsaharan5813 okay but nobody would average 50 and 25 today

[@someshsaharan5813]

@@kred132 nobody could do what players today are doing back then either. Wtf are you trying to compare ? Different eras

[@kred132]

@@someshsaharan5813 I was never comparing tf u legit said players from today could score a 100 too ur the one comparing lol

[@SLPC_]

Top 10 player in my book, he changed the game.

[@jsun1993]

agreed. also elevates his teammates, which matters

[@djsjsmej1861]

I think he’s very close, dude has been crazy

[@philmccracken179]

Dude only Jordan is comparable. Curry is top 3 ever. And please don’t say say magic was better cuz I might barf

[@alexk.35]

dude is unreal. Smart, humble, and just an amazing player. I'm not even a particular curry fan but i'm at a loss of words after this recent stretch.

[@comicsans6487]

7:04 letting himself fall to avoid rolling his ankle was Smart af wow. He has trained that, I noticed he does that when shooting too.

[@RIPJimmyA7X]

D Wade said he would do that all the time when driving and I've always thought that was brilliant, glad to see steph starting to pick up on that technique

[@john50beach18]

It's actually impressive as hell. You can't practice it

[@andriagassi]

@@RIPJimmyA7X I mean Steph has been doing this for years

[@cloudmoore2834]

@@andriagassi I mean his ankles break all the time he has brittle ankles which has always been his problem throughout his career he can’t stay healthy. I guess it’s needed that he learned that technique otherwise we’d get another 2020

[@JayzsMr]

@@john50beach18 yes you can. It happens automatically when you train your body awareness . I had ankle sprains all the time playing basketball until I did a lot of balancing exercises which made me much more aware when I am about to roll my ankle ,falling down to take the weight off becomes instinctual

[@tintman831]

Hes the MVP this year. I dont care what ANYONE says

[@allworldzeus5935]

LOL GIMME A PLAYER WHO DOING WHAT STEPH DOES

[@ShakeySJisoo]

@@allworldzeus5935 No one.

[@ShakeySJisoo]

@Rowdy Wolfy Yeah, Curry has this efficiency and great 3pt shooting, so definitely yeah

[@Karen-pk3uv]

@Rowdy Wolfy personally, overall I think Curry is the better player, but it's hard to do a fair stats comparison because Curry has a couple seasons to go before they have played the same amount of seasons. As entertaining as Curry is, I gotta say Magic's passes are practically up there with the Globetrotters. His highlights are just straight pure disrespect and fun. It is amazing he didn't get punched in the face more lol 🤣🤣🤣 ( basketball.realgm.com/player/Magic-Johnson/Comparison/4618/Stephen-Curry/1600 )

[@iamdalibor]

@@allworldzeus5935 Simple. Joker. But in a different way. Lets go nuggs!!!

[@GamEleON1]

I have been saying for years that Curry is the best player in the NBA even over fully healthy Lbj and KD. This man is a sniper, can get you buckets from anywhere on the floor. And the gravity that he has to give so much space to his team is something that no other player has other than Jokic

[@snekid.]

bruh it really still kind of hurts me that we never got a REAL REMATCH of 2016 NBA finals with no kd.. I really feel GS should have beat Cleveland that year

[@danhantheman]

yeah he was the best player when Lebron crushed him in 2016

[@Isaiah_ZacharyOfficial]

Now you know who is the hardest to guard in the NBA right now...

[@stonedecatur6602]

Zion

[@jawonluck4074]

Steph curry

[@nubee.pkunite]

@@stonedecatur6602 lol, nice joke.. but not that funny

[@ianraori6122]

You have to put into consideration that he was getting double or triple teamed during this magnificent run.

[@isaacwalker1931]

You know a guy is unstoppable when he makes a 22 foot hook shot (vs Boston)

[@barrettvelker198]

With his left hand

[@malikjames9035]

Wilt did that 3 times

[@mrstainaman4146]

@@malikjames9035 ...

[@korneeldavid7515]

robin lopez can do that too

[@malikjames9035]

@@muhammadrajput3502 Which makes it even more impressive considering people didn’t shoot 3s back then

[@jordanm7746]

We as fans are so used to him doing this that we’re desensitized. Watching these breakdowns really put into perspective just how good he really is

[@shauny1864]

I was in attendance and I still can’t get the game out my head

[@biggiesnores9866]

Steph mastering that Ultra Instinct 3 Ball. 🔥🏀

[@denniszenanywhere]

This is the breakdown I was waiting for but not seeing it in all the TV networks. His inside game. That's 62%. No one is talking about that and that makes him more lethal than ever, because if guarding him closely, he can also just lay up the ball. If guarding too far away, he can shoot a 3. Yes, that word bouncy is how I would also describe his inside game. It seems he is more comfortable laying up the ball lately with spring in his footwork. I am more impressed by the inside game as it makes him multi-skilled. Yes, he is very skilled. If only he didn't miss 8 games where Warriors lost 7 they would be no. 6 or 7.

[@antdav3699]

These ESPN analysts don’t actually analyze the game at any point throughout their day it’s sad

[@Cyrusislikeawsome]

He did that in his MVP seasons too, people were just freaking out so much about his 3 pointers they assumed thats all he was

[@Alic4444]

@@antdav3699 They analyze what headlines would get the most views, that's about it at most sports networks.

[@travz21]

Yep. His TS% while driving is about the same as his TS% while 3P shooting. There is no weakness. On average if you guard him too close to force a drive you give up just as many points as sagging off and letting him get a 3P shot off. I'd think it's still better to make him drive because he spaces the floor so goddamn much when he's outside the arc that his teammates become that much more deadly even if they're scrubs.

[@victorugo3875]

Jesus, that sponsorship transition was the smoothest I've ever seen.

[@Somerandomdude420]

This man will literally never be matched and we'll be looking at him as the GOAT shooter and compare him to future players as we do with MJ.

[@jsun1993]

they call him skyfucker in china

[@adrianbelfon4729]

Preach brother, not now but 5 years ago I believed that this guy is the greatest player of this era of basketball. He changed the game. It's his game and everyone still trying to catch up. His skill bag is so vast, his IQ so high, and makes the best out of his build. At 33 he practices like he is 21 no days off and that's why he is the best.

[@kingbradley3402]

Bang on on that. It's still his game and everyone is trying to catch up

[@travz21]

If he was bigger and more athletic it would be more evident to people. He gets hate because he breaks the mold of a dominant star. They hate seeing a regular looking person beat their favorite player. He's easily the most skilled player in NBA history. If he was 6'6'' and buff people would have no problem calling him the GOAT.

[@SuperScraper123]

@@travz21 tbh a lot of people like because he doesn’t seem that massive, which makes him more likeable and easy to root for. But it also goes against him when the GOAT discussion comes.

[@mago97615]

Curry is top 5 all time , but Durant , Kobe , Lebron above him

[@CareFreeCommuting]

Didn’t even start the video, but yes. He will be remember on an MJ level at some point, because he has changed the game more than any player in the last 20yrs. His legend will be forever and he might end up playing pro golf to end his career. Blessed to see him play, same way I felt about Magic-Jordan

[@Light13807]

Yeah i see if he retired he played golf he likes that sport too 😂

[@jeremyellismusic]

That slow-mo at 4:35, OMG. His brain and body moving so fast.

[@voicewonder]

Green and Looney are both basketball angels for setting up those heavenly picks.

[@soulg77]

Just paused the video to say that was one of (if not) the best ad transitions I've ever

[@xxfrank12]

Coach is an ad God

[@cnelsonlv99]

Yea, not only into the ad, but out of the ad.

[@victordali2404]

Coach is sneaky...setting up the ad smooth in transition like part of the story...

[@montespaul]

this made me happy cry.

[@filibuster_jpr]

the way Steph Curry dance with your music is a match made for the basketball god!

[@askmemum]

That breakdown of him vs. Marcus Smart was like watching Picasso paint

[@michaeldomingo5234]

Curry is so exciting to watch. Not like other players.

[@ababilashari9970]

Before anyone runs away with "COACH called him GOAT" comments, the key phrase is "pound-for-pound" (a fighting term to compare fighters of different weight classes). So as a thought exercise, imagine Jordan or LeBron being Stephs height and size,. Could have they affected the game as Steph does? [thats the discussion here] The other way is also interesting, if Steph was 6'8" and 230 lbs could he destroy the league more than LeBron does?

[@GlobusTheGreat]

Somehow the image in my mind of a 6'8" 230lbs totally ripped Stephen Curry still somehow pulling off the kind of ridiculous, nimble moves and graceful releases into deep threes that we see here, with all the skillfulness he displays, it seems indistinguishable from a demigod.

[@thanos8914]

If all hotdogs were perfect we wouldn’t have pork chops

[@johnben93]

@@thanos8914 Thanos taking up philosophy!

[@konstantins1385]

AI will probably always be the greatest pound-for-pound, simply due to the fact that he was merely 6 feet tall and Steph weighs 20 pounds more than him.

[@heyyy6068]

the music is so dramatic I love it

[@colinjames4100]

YES COACH THE MOST SKILLED AND THE GOAT WHEN HE RTIRES AT 40

[@laminelson1818]

My favourite player of all time... Love love love watching him play!

[@InsaneTrickShots]

“Without any all stars along side him” *during a draymond green clip* You’re the goat coach

[@fkk7899]

Made me giggle aswell

[@lolmerherj9042]

"Step back fade away floater wuhhh" lol mans just literally made a new move

[@augustomundombe829]

I'm from Angola; Africa... Long live the indisputable greatest player ever in NBA history; the Lion King Steph Curry the ruler of the land :) Steph Curry he is a GOD of Basketball ;)

[@JeyDub08]

Watching Stephen Curry work beyond the three point line is the modern day equivalent of watching Prime Shaq dominate everyone in the paint

[@kenjipoo]

I see stephen curry on the title and thumbnail, I click and watch right away.

[@CBrown]

I feel bad for guys that hate Steph Curry. We haven't had a player this fun to watch dominate since Jordan and we probably won't see another one like him for a long long time.

[@manuelalcausin7712]

I'm still mindblown for the fact that everyone thought Dame was better was Steph only because Steph can't play. And I love rooting for Lillard in his bubble run but I'm still confused they thought that in a way.

[@joydutoy864]

Dame is definitly more clutch then Curry. Also Dame can give you 50+easy on a good night. But I also think curry is ovr a little bit better and also its just sooo nice to watch curry play 😇

[@soka227]

@@joydutoy864 curry is more clutch. Dame chokes every time he gets past the first round look up his stats he was absolutely horrible in the wcf and second round appreances

[@chicagorainydayz3611]

@@joydutoy864 bro more clutch ? in the regular season sure 😂 and curry can also give u 50 anytime

[@vill8583]

@@joydutoy864 Curry can give you 50 pts ez too

[@nicjohn60]

Watching steph's _unbelievable_ season right now is like watching wilt's career back then, just straight *MIND BLOWING.*

[@lemancemossjr3935]

I just searched “bb”, and your name and this video popped up. I already knew you was gone come through with EXACTLY what I wanted. My guy! The best

[@ianraori6122]

You can only imagine the next generation of players skill level if they will have Steph’s dedication and will. Man I hope he will inspire. Imagine Steph’s skill and shooting abilities with a Jordan/Kobe mentality in a Lebron’s speed and body.

[@goblinsdbc7132]

Everytime i watch Steph, it makes me want to play everyday! Even though I'm not good, i tried my best to be like him or the way he plays. Cause I'm a small guy too. Inspired me to work hard on my dribbles shooting and passing. I want to be like him because of his humbleness, a good person for a good player. Cause here, good players, instead of teaching you or to motivate you they will laugh at you mock you

[@jordanc.3405]

Haters can say whatever they want about Steph Curry only being a shooter, how moving without the ball doesn’t affect the game as much as assists, how’s he not a good defender in the league. But what they’re they’re missing is the impact of Steph Curry, when he’s present on the court. Curry gets doubled teamed, if not triple teamed every single game he plays. Giving practically 3 or 4 Warriors wide open opportunities to make the defense pay. Not to mention, he still drops 40+ points against every team, no matter how they guard him. Curry owns the system of the opposing defense. He doesn’t just benefit his own team. If Steph Curry is not present, every member of Golden State would get shut down and humiliated.

[@Light13807]

Curry is inspirational to teammates boots confidence and motivation he's present on floor are remarkable

[@lemancemossjr3935]

When an older dude call you “Cat”, you know you a Bad man 🤦🏾‍♂️🔥

[@simonanderson4858]

So glad he's back. Was sad to think his best days may have been behind him. He's just such a joy to watch. Long may he continue

[@losfunrips179]

Kobe and curry the goat of my era!

[@BasedSly30]

Yessir mj kob and curry are top 3 all time

[@cnelsonlv99]

Rose would have been in that mix if he had stayed healthy. Sad...

[@mago97615]

@@BasedSly30 Kobe and Curry never been TOP3 ALL TIME , you're a casual . Stop it . Curry is the best SCORER of all time , but that doesn't mean he's top 3 . MJ LEBRON DURANT are top 3 . Kobe is better than Curry overall , so Kobe would be top 5

[@lovehate8286]

💯💯💯

[@itsOGP]

I’m not gonna lie (i wasn’t born in the jordan, bird, magic era) but although the debate is tough on who the GOAT is based off the fact there are so many factors to consider including time - Curry has to be without a doubt the most solid basketball player i have ever seen. Given the circumstances the man is undoubtedly a fucking monster. Let’s just state his size first. 6’3 [190 lbs}... remember that for later. He started as an averaged size player w/ solid but mediocre handles, low durability particularly in the ankles and the lack of a complete finishing package. Now let’s consider what the game of basketball actually is. Athletic chess, with the exception of a few pieces like athleticism, iQ, strength, height, etc. scoring is about outplaying and muscling thru the defense. It’s fucking hard to play 48 minutes absorbing contact, constantly remaining active and extending muscle productivity via rebounding, shooting and playing defense. Combine these things together with the competition in the last 10 years and it’s a knock out the park, it ain’t even close. You have Lebron, KD, Kawhi, giannis, DJ, CP3, DHoward, Gobert, iBaka, Perkins, gasol brothers, Blake, Kobe, rondo, the list goes on and on bro. And this man has a counter for every. Single. One of em. That’s is insane when you put that into perspective, Jordan dusted his competition, Lebron silenced a bunch of mf’s but Curry? He made the game HIS. Remember his height we talked about earlier? it’s tremendously draining task to manage all of that under that frame. He doesn’t jump high, he’s not the fastest and he’s not the biggest but the man has mastered literally everything about the game i see no holes just off nights. Oh and before i forget, his shooting isn’t what’s amazing it’s the set up. The shot goes in b4 the ball even leaves his hand because he knows exactly how to move those pieces to get everyone in position. I’m sorry but y’all can have the free throw line dunking this man literally PLAYS basketball!

[@ignaciovelosobahamondes2744]

Man, at this rate I'd find it really hard not to put him at least top 15 all time if not top 10, but then again, my rankings are all over the place and always changing.

[@lynchggs]

That transition to the sponsor product is the smoothest I've ever seen. Linus would be proud

[@losjorgos]

Pure joy to watch. Great Video Coach !

[@billyferguson7550]

Look at Draymond's teammate man so inspirtaonal

[@adrianmaliackel2651]

Na that’s Juan Toscanos teammate

[@okuzeN-Official]

@@adrianmaliackel2651 Nah that's the janitor's coworker

[@heyyy6068]

@@okuzeN-Official Nah that's my Grandma's friends son

[@fccl1]

He's one of the best 6'3 rebounder, one of the greatest playmaker with or without the ball, one of the greatest basket-facing scorer of all time.

[@zeusjames]

I love this dissection of Steph's game BBaskerball 💯

[@bochiecole]

Awesome job Coach, I was smiling the entire video, thanks for sharing!!!!!

[@ryandavis8429]

Look at seth curry's brother man

[@NBWDOUGHBOY]

So Inspirational.

[@alvin-zu4ne]

So inspirational

[@voro5081]

So Inspirational

[@WalkoffGrandslam]

Glad you had a part focusing on his inside game. So tired of casuals saying all he can do is shoot 3s.

[@laouzen2543]

Stephs dance at the end is 🔥

[@JustinWilliam0811]

his handles are so tight, I never saw the ad coming. Suave as usual

[@abdourahmandiallo5143]

In my book, this man is putting himself in the goat conversation. The best in the league rn

[@monkeh8596]

not leading the warriors to wins!

[@abdourahmandiallo5143]

If they get 8th seed...The league on 🔥 I hope you’re enjoying it as much as I am, my fellow primate!!

[@rigobertogallardo9850]

@@monkeh8596 the Warriors are 34-26 when Steph plays....

[@HlSAlRNESSMJ]

KD was really playing on Rookie mode in the NBA when he played with curry. Im a Jordan fan but the gravity Curry draws is disgusting he doesn't even need to shoot for 5 eyes to be on him basically at chance of even being open. Noone demands more attention then this guy

[@darrenrrothschild]

Been waiting for this vid all week. 👌🏻

[@RJ-fi9zo]

That's the smoothest ad transition I've seen yet from coach, I almost always detect an upcoming ad, but this one got me haha

[@gintokiisthebestcharacteri7938]

Look at Curry man so inspirational wearing number #31

[@HarryFernandes15]

Its no longer dell curry but seth currys son

[@heyyy6068]

Yeah man. I honestly feel bad for the other curry #30 he is so over shadowed by his younger brother. #30 is a great player he just happens to be brothers with an even better player.

[@eduardoalegre9075]

Curry is the scariest player on the court all time. On-ball or off-ball inside the half-court everyone is afraid of him. It's hard to coin him as GOAT because there's 2 sides on the floor. But offensively,he's goddamn scary!

[@Light13807]

Why? Coz he can shoot anywhere if He wants even in logo that's why double or triple teaming every possession

[@mago97615]

you can't put him as a GOAT , since Lebron , Durant and Kobe are better than him

[@eduardoalegre9075]

@@mago97615 imagine Steph with Kawhi's defense. Goddamn!

[@ayyyayay]

this is one of your better ad transitions being a long time viewer i knew now when the ads transitions are going to come except this time

[@leahcimoyatse5511]

The ad transition, man, so smooth coach!

[@Niopmahcheep]

Hopefully no injuries slow him down, we re witnessing scoring record in making.

[@dxbgaming4813]

If he won the championship this season, I will gladly say, he is the GOAT.

[@soka227]

@Lance Kelley if he somehow wins the chip this season???? You do realise that would be the greatest accomplishment by any player of all time if that happened.

[@bochiecole]

While watching SC highlights I always watch the opposing player that is guarding him and their reaction to his INCREDIBLE shot-making. They normally show amazement, disbelief, or dejection.

[@Kolapot]

Curry is so great, his opponents are enjoying him do his thing, they are having a hard time defending and watching him at the same time.

[@MrOunce3]

The GOAT debate is not based on skillset. Its based on results. If it was based on skillset Shaq wouldnt be top 10. He cant shoot ft or outside of 10 ft and he cant dribble. Look at your whole top 10 list. Its not made of players with the best skillset.

[@MrOunce3]

@@muhammadrajput3502 That not what he said. Check his opening paragraph. He says " p4p the greatest player of all time."

[@fangiscool1]

@@muhammadrajput3502 lebron and Dirk are not among the most skilled players of all time. Lebron is a great passer and can drive to the hoop. His post game is lacking and he doesn't have handles. Removed his physicality and his lack of skills (compared to the most skilled ever) will be exposed easily. Dirk changed the game because he's big and can shoot. Not among the most skilled. Guys like Kobe, MJ, Harden, Curry, and AI are way more skilled than both of them.

[@MrOunce3]

@@muhammadrajput3502 Harden is all offense no defense and he couldnt figure out how to win. Dirk was all offense no defense. Lebron had to join allstars because he couldnt figure it out. You can easily separate Jordand and Kobe from this list. Jordan was a 10x scoring champ and defensive POY. Jordan wins easy!

[@fangiscool1]

@@muhammadrajput3502 Dirk is great, but he's not and never was at KD's level. And lebron doesn't have a handle. I watch.

[@RLSmith-jt8qj]

@@fangiscool1 lebron definitely has handles and and is a fantastic finisher. His post game isn't as refined as others in the past but he still uses it extremely well. So yes lbj is very skilled

[@akray1153]

He is the very definition of MVP

[@lovehate8286]

Without him, GS is 1-7 this season.

[@zachmorgan6982]

Him being able to take it to the basket is really what sets him apart. That n his handles. Of course he can shoot

[@ohride]

i've been waiting for this!

[@mikeShowTime87]

His new diappers are giving him powers😂 He seems unstoppable!🔥

[@Alic4444]

This is true though, that diaper is like his true under armor.

[@patrickmatthews8191]

@@Alic4444 literally 😂

[@mikeShowTime87]

@@Alic4444 🤣🤣🤣

[@Erusa168]

Amazing Player. CURRY THE MVP IN NBA ALL TIME IN HIS ERA.

[@monkeh8596]

hes not leading the warriors to wins 9th seed in the west

[@arvinpayang4059]

Goosebumps on that intro coach🔥

[@akashbiswal4891]

I've been waiting for this.

[@fattychouji]

The "butt pad" unlocked greatness.

[@Bee-ze8wi]

Who else already knew coach was gonna upload a video about steph after all his performance lately?

[@Koutchise]

Look at that man, so inspirational!

[@Quiksilver019]

you are amazing at dissecting the plays bro!!! OMG!!