Stephen Curry's Ultimate Career Mixtape REACTION!! | OFFICE BLOKES REACT!!

[@luxtenebris7246]

Curry has the most 3 pointers in NBA history, and he’s done it in about half as many playing minutes as the next closest, Ray Allen. He’s the best shooter of all time. The fact that he happens to be an amazing passer and one of the greatest dribblers of all time is just icing on the cake. As a Warriors fan your reaction was a joy to watch.

[@Plague_Doc22]

He doesnt have the highest procentage. He's a 42% career shooter. Steve Kerr is a 45% shooter for example.

[@luxtenebris7246]

@@Plague_Doc22 yeah, you’re right, edited accordingly. Still the best ever :D

[@creedbratton1267]

@@Plague_Doc22 that means nothing. The degree of difficulty of the threes he takes is on another level. Steve curr was a catch and shoot player who got open looks a lot.

[@irollerblade13]

you couldnt have said that any better

[@irollerblade13]

i love being a born a raised warrior fan even during the baron davis days but curry changed not only our culture in the bay but basketball culture across the world

[@willjohnson8446]

He’s changed modern basketball. Since Curry, the three-pointer has become a far more valid option and many teams have tried to adopt his tactics.

[@lorenrich2525]

Very true

[@barnabydodd8956]

That's not exactly true. The Houston Rockets and Daryl Morey and his analytics changed modern basketball by choosing to shoot a ton of 3's and virtually eliminate the mid-range shot. It just so happens that the Warriors adopted the style and did it even better than the Rockets because they had two of the best 3-point shooters of all-time.

[@willvr4]

I know the montra is "don't hate the player, hate the game" But really hate the way modern day basketball is so reliant on 3pt shooting. I mean you'll see games these days where a team will score 140 points. That use to be unheard of.

[@Eschatonx]

@@barnabydodd8956 It's pretty true though, even if Daryl Morey was implementing the strategy before Curry's rise, the league didn't adopted it until Curry came along.

[@barnabydodd8956]

@@Eschatonx No, that's just not correct. Period.

[@katboss4886]

Now has the 3 point record and it may never be broken. Is a stand up man also. Does a lot of community work also

[@Arctic37]

Depending on how long he plays. 3s are wayy more common now so a lot of these young shooters have way more 3s made in their first 4 years compared to Curry. Duncan Robinson is a good example. He has almost just as many 3pts made per game as curry. On track to be the fastest player to reach 1000 3s made. Which Buddy Hield holds btw. He also hasn't even reached his prime.

[@Jiff321]

Will definitely be broken lol

[@TheIcemanthomas]

U buggin. Guys are shooting more and more 3s by the seasons. It will be broken pretty easily. Still impressive tho.

[@Alex-kd5xc]

It’ll most definitely be broken. Steph didn’t come into the league heaving up threes since it wasn’t accepted back when he started. Think of how many future players are going to come in jacking up 12 threes a game at 20 years old for 15 years thanks to Steph for opening that door.

[@drinks-your-water]

It's definitely going to to broken. 🤣

[@jmkiser33]

Curry is so famous that when he first started getting huge as a scorer, when he went on road games, fans of opposing teams would show up at the arena early just to watch his warm ups. He is one of the few respected and beloved by nearly all in a similar way that Jordan was.

[@ish8886]

I don’t know about loved by all.. I hate that baby face assassin 😂 😆

[@justice5873]

They still do this. His fans were chanting mvp in CHICAGO last month. I was there and saw hundreds of 30. Jerseys.

[@kennyfleck8630]

@@ish8886 same, I feel he gets away with stuff that others would get murdered by the media for.

[@jimhsfbay]

@@kennyfleck8630 Like what? Does the shimmy bother you that much or something?

[@lazyblazer]

As a lifelong bball player/fan I can assure you that whether you like the Warriors or not, you sure as hell RESPECT Curry's game. On top of his game, he is a class act...very likeable guy.

[@eldon1011]

Steph curry is transcendent. All hoops fans love him. He’s probably been the most influential (ie changed the way the game is played) in the history of the sport. Single handedly changed strategy from now on. Top ten player all time

[@lilrayallen13]

Curry is unquestionably the greatest shooter in NBA history and he's already broken all the 3 point records which is crazy because he's still an active player. Curry is probably considered a top 10 all-time player and a top 3 PG ever. His teammate Klay Thompson (just returned from a 2 year long injury) could move up to the #2 best shooter in history in a few years if he can remain healthy. The Golden State Warriors are a dynamic team that have completely changed how the game is played. Gotta remember, the Warriors were the only team that had a winning record against LeBron led-teams during his 8 year championship run. I would recommend watching Klay Thompsons 37 points in a single quarter game. Absolutely incredible.

[@giroocoj9257]

top 10 player? maybe, but top 3 point guard? not really, he is a great offensive point guard, but top 3? who would you put behind him? magic, Stockton, Paul? these three are all around top 3 point guard no doubt, curry is great offensively, best in shooting for sure but point guard is never all about that.

[@TheIcemanthomas]

He definitely is not considered a top 10 player of all times top 15 sure. But that’s about it. He hasn’t surpassed the likes of dr j or Moses Malone. Let alone anybody considered top 11 (mj, Kareem, bron, magic, bird, Kobe, Duncan, Hakeem, wilt, Russell, or shaq

[@allenwu1261]

@@giroocoj9257 Only Magic has a better career (if Golden State gets another championship or two then even that becomes debatable). Curry is an entire tier above John Stockton and Chris Paul. This is even before you consider the massive championship difference (3 vs 0). Steph Curry isn't just great at shooting. He has elite finish at the rim as well (tear drop and layup package is elite due to how shifty his dribbling is). We're talking about someone who completely changed how the game is played (outside in rather than inside out). Curry, as is, is easily top 15 all-time.

[@miketaylor1824]

@@TheIcemanthomasEven LeBron puts him top 10. Shut up.

[@mattguz55]

@@giroocoj9257 no way you put Curry behind Stockton and Paul lol.

[@kaizer5oze]

Whats crazy is that highlight video is old. He’s since won 3 more NBA championships (4 total), 2x NBA MVP, 1x Finals MVP, 1x All Star MVP, 1x WCF MVP, 8x All Star and numerous other accolades since that video..

[@davidkim1105]

Curry is renowned as one of the greatest players to ever play the game, and he's undeniably the greatest shooter to ever touch a basketball. His 4 Championship rings, 2 MVP awards, 1 FMVP, and being the most influential NBA player of this generation, makes him right up there with the all-time greats of Jordan, Lebron, Kareem, and Kobe.

[@sikksotoo]

As someone who grew up in Phoenix, it takes a special kind of player for me to really gravitate towards and cheer for on another team. Steph Curry is the epitome of that player. Ja Morant is another young one I love to watch play, even against us. Luka as well.

[@allureofgravity]

Niceee one blokes, been waiting for some Chef Curry. Dave with "Steven Curry" LOL

[@Mokkari77]

The new Chase Center arena here in San Francisco is literally the "The House that Stephen built".

[@AndrewL209]

As a Sacramento Kings fan who have a rivaly with the Warriors… Curry is the greatest shooter of all time. No one can deny it. Also will finish as a top 5-10 player of all time. Watching him has been a pleasure

[@AndrewL209]

Not to mention hes changed the way the game is played more than any player in the last 25 years. The focus on the 3pt shot has changed because of one man - Curry

[@piratemccall]

BY FAR the greatest shooter who has ever lived! NOBODY is even close. The distance between him and whoever might be 2nd is a chasm.

[@paolee2730]

Stephen Curry is best 3 pt shooter in the history now. He recently passed the #1 3 pt shooter. He also part owner of Under Armour!

[@mentorsway]

Steph is so good, he receives MVP chants in opposing team arenas. That does not happen often. Opposing team fans definitely love him.

[@saintsataniko2116]

Honestly Steph Curry never looked like a street baller. His game is more that of a purist and a pure shooter. Maybe in the highlights there are glimpses of that, but he's just the deadliest outside shooter the modern NBA has ever seen. He also played his college ball at Davidson, a tiny Liberal Arts college in North Carolina (in the long shadow of Duke, UNC, and NC State) about a 3-hour drive from where I live.

[@sikksotoo]

I think it's his handles they're keying in on rather than a full Prof/White Chocolate comparison, but I agree with you

[@saintsataniko2116]

@@sikksotoo Yeah I know, honestly I didn't realize he had so many highlight passes and ankle breakers either. But as a player where Iverson or Nate Robinson really were streetballers, Steph always seemed like more of a purist.

[@sikksotoo]

@@saintsataniko2116 Exactly. To me he always felt like a hoop camp/AIA product, which makes sense as a little guy with genetic NBA aspirations.

[@saintsataniko2116]

@@sikksotoo Exactly!

[@derrickhoward1543]

​@@saintsataniko2116Your first comment just destroy all of your credibility. You sound like somebody who doesn't watch him play. The man has a top 2 handle ever. You don't watch and it's clear. Well you didn't watch when you commented this. I hope that has changed

[@friendlyhobo6483]

According to reports. Curry was born in the exact same hospital as LeBron was born in. Two of the greatest.

[@zacharyhendershott]

Klay’s 37 point quarter next. Mike knows I asked for it on Patreon, c’mon fellas.

[@STAR234GAMEPLAY]

Great suggestion. It’s incredible how the Warriors drafted both Klay and Steph

[@CoutureThug]

@@STAR234GAMEPLAY and Draymond, they drafted most of their star players

[@blakerh]

Curry's dad played in the NBA also. He was not highly recruited in high school. He didnt go to one of the big time colleges. But he worked hard and he is one of the all time best players.

[@thej1615]

11:33 I think yall missed one of the craziest things he does on a regular basis--turns around before the 3 pointer went in and looks at the crowd or opposing bench. It's crazy. Did it in game 6 in Boston when they won in '22

[@Agent-Jamie]

Best shooter in the history of the sport. He’s one of those players you hate because he’s so good but simply on the other team lol. Like an MJ, Lebron, or magic, he’s highly respected by all basketball fans. You should check out his craziest 3 pointers and trick shots. Truly remarkable.

[@ericlouttit3370]

Lebron is not respected by all basketball fans. He is the best but not respected.

[@cycleoflife565]

Bron is respected for the most part but not the best. You have it backwards.

[@garretisla5282]

You guys should watch a longest shots video of his! Hee is legitimately a dangerous three shooter from beyond half court! Seriously! He has to hold the record for the most 3 pointers from beyond half court. He regularly shoots from 1-2 meters beyond the three point line, and often well beyond that! His skill is singular, which shows by the reactions of the fans of the opposing teams when he comes to town... He silences them. Utterly. By the end of the game they are often cheering him, or at least making bemused or exasperated noises when he hits some insane, off the wall magic shot from half court, or stumps the entire defense with his handling skills, and caps it off by draining a three while getting fouled and triple teamed. It's absurd. It's like what happened when Jordan came to town. He won over every crowd he played for through sheer ability, focus, flash, and grace. Curry does the same, but the styles are so different. Amazing to watch!

[@zacharyhendershott]

He’s not a streetball player. He grew up around NBA players his whole life. Point guards have better ball-handling skills than larger players, so that’s why he plays that way. His handles are better than most other players at his position though, so he does stand out in that regard.

[@chrissears5482]

His handles are great but i still think Kyrie has the best handles in the league right now

[@zacharyhendershott]

@@chrissears5482 yeah, for sure.

[@zacharyhendershott]

@@chrissears5482 Terry Rozier’s might be better too, that dude does some wild stuff.

[@brandonhinrichs4393]

Well, stuff definitely played on a street. It just happened to be a cul-de-sac in an in a wealthy gated neighborhood. His father was also an NBA player with a 10+ years in the league as a really good player

[@steveneff5852]

Awesome reaction! found that mixtape fascinating. I graduated from Davidson College (long before Steph went there), but have followed his career and been a fan of his for years. A fine and humble gentleman, he has always been super nice to my kids and me whenever we have encountered him. The mixtape focused a lot on his ball handling and passing, which is really cool, because to merely call him the greatest shooter of all time (which is now not even disputed) does him a disservice. I appreciated your comment about his spatial ability - very astute from a self-described “not a basketball fan!”

[@karinpeterson8788]

Every Bball fan appreciates greatness.

[@sikksotoo]

He just put up 50 in the All Star Game, you might have to react to the highlights 😅

[@TreyM1609]

Suprised it didn’t show the tunnel shot. He used to leave warmups after he hit one from the tunnel going into the locker room. And yes Daz he’s only played for golden state in the NBA

[@wtb2612]

Kinda surprised it didn't show more distance shooting in general. He's the greatest shooter of all time and it seems like this highlight video focuses mostly on driving and dishing.

[@dutchmastah07]

Huge NBA fan, lifelong Bulls fan. Steph Curry is the greatest shooter ever. It’s not up for debate. Everyone knows it. Gotta respect the dude. He’s cemented his place in NBA history. Top 25 all time player.

[@chrissears5482]

Steph Curry is the best shooter of the basketball of all time. He just got the record for most 3 pointers ever earlier this season and he did it in almost half the time as the guy who was ahead of him. He has completely changed the way the game is played now with teams heavily relying on deep shots.

[@willvr4]

The Professor is 5'8", Iverson is 6'0", curry is 6'2".

[@fjnemo]

Steph is actually 6’3 after they updated their measurements in 2019. 6’2 was his rookie height

[@willvr4]

@@fjnemo So am I when I put on shoes.

[@sikksotoo]

@@willvr4 I would be in a pair of lifted Yeezys 😅

[@willvr4]

@@sikksotoo I'm 6'1" but 6'3" in a pair of Nike AirMax's lol

[@facetiouslyinsolent8313]

Steph is the greatest pure shooter in NBA history and single handedly changed the game. Steph is also the only unanimous MVP in NBA history. Another fact that I find hilarious, he has more dunks at 6'2" than all the dunks in WNBA history :) When the women complain about their pay that stat always make me laugh.

[@atrain9042]

Championships won Curry - 3 Kobe - 4 Jordan - 6 in a row

[@collegedropout2766]

what's crazy maybe 1-2 of those highlights are in his prime years.. y'all need to do an update and watch some recent highlights it gets crazy lol

[@mattmurphy24]

I'll just add that I've grown up in the bay area. I remember listening to 75 warriors win it all in Eureka CA in a parking lot with my brother while my dad was buying more fishing supplies. I even delivered newspaper to Clifford Ray. Warriors were poor after winning except for Mullins(dream team.). Curry, Thompson, Green are special. Real core of a team that won it all. Curry has changed the game like (Magic and Bird) and Lebron in terms of interest in the game. Curry exceeds them in that he has completely changed the emphasis of the game. Much more 3 point shooting . Teams even base there play on the 3. I have to say. I'm impressed by this highlight video. Less emphasis on his 3 pts and more on his assist, passing and driving to the hoop. Curry is an incredible player.

[@ghostyx9699]

At this point, Steph is an absolute legend and is respected universally. To make a football analogy I’d say he’s reached Ronaldinho levels of respect, guy plays the game the right way and watching him play is an experience.

[@paranoidewok6772]

This highlight video looks like if you use a 100 rated player in NBA2K on rookie mode.

[@kells969]

He's very likable and humble.

[@matchingfingerprints]

Whats crazy is this video is 5 years ago and Curry has accomplished so much more after this mixtape was made. And his career isnt even close to being over.

[@SlimPlum691]

I wasn’t really an nba fan at all until I started watching Steph. Been a warriors fan since he got there. He’s so fun to watch and this year I got to watch him play live! He’s an savant at shooting the basketball

[@dylanbailey4212]

As a Phoenix Suns fan who experienced a ton of loss until recently, you start to hate on the guys who keep beating you repeatedly including Curry, Thompson, James, Harden, Durant, and Westbrook. But as you grow up watching these absolute wonders of human beings playing the sport you love and at a very high level you end up respecting them regardless of the team they are on. A lot of great players have off the court issues that I personally don’t think about too often but I can say Stephen Curry seems like a genuine person and is in the conversation with greatest point guard of all time only competing with Magic Johnson.

[@officeblokedaz]

👏🏼

[@ladrac198]

Curry is easily in the conversation of top 10 players of all time. Greatest shooter of all time with tons of records, including most 3 pointers all time. One of the best passers and dribblers of all time as well. Really his only weaknesses are on defense, but even then he's still a solid defender (when he chooses to be)

[@junetunai5906]

Curry has that respect from fans but not from other NBA stars or the Media. He is seen as different than the other stars, even the media doesn't cover him like they do the other superstars even though he changed the whole game with how he shoots the ball. There's a video of him last year 2021 shooting and making 105 three-pointers in a row without a miss at one of their team practices. No one can do that but him. Curry's dad was in the NBA so he didn't grow up struggling like most of the other NBA stars and he's smaller so other superstars don't respect him like they do Lebron James and Micheal Jordan. He is labeled the best shooter the NBA has ever seen and there ever will be. He changed the whole game of basketball. This is a good video but it doesn't show how good that man really is.

[@millardfilmore1403]

im sorry but it is complete bullshit that he isn't "respected" by other nba stars are you joking? he is considered right up there with lebron and his IMPACT on the game itself is acknowledged by players AND media alike as greater than even lebron and other greats...

[@GrandConnectTV]

Just a couple fun facts: - He’s the UNDISPUTED best shooter in the NBA - He’s beat the total 3point record in half the time as the previous player - He changed how the game is played and defended and even refereed He’s a GOAT

[@rfmmike6096]

Yes Steph is up there with the greats, probably a top 15 player all time 7:40

[@evanshields3997]

To answer the question about watching other players, yes. There are guys who put on a show every game and I’ll watch them without actually rooting for their team. Thankfully, I was born in Oakland so I grew up a Warriors fan, and I watched Steph change us from one of the worst teams in the league to an absolute dynasty. And yes, he has played his whole career here, and there will be a very large statue of him outside of our stadium one day.

[@MM-jc7uv]

Curry isn’t a street baller and his dad actually actually had a good NBA career but Iverson was the definition of street ball. Also Curry is the second greatest point guard of all-time behind Magic in my opinion

[@dancarli8639]

But curry plays like a streetballer

[@johnchristopher3032]

@@dancarli8639 Yes sir. He trains like a pro, bit his style is street.

[@derrickhoward1543]

​​@@johnchristopher3032When will y'all learn that Steph is a mixture of multiple things?

[@Mileena420]

@@dancarli8639 Nah I would say Kyrie plays more like a streetballer. Curry plays more like the kid who would take up half the gym at the rec practicing with a professional trainer. Which is why he's so good and precise in his dribble and shot.

[@cycleoflife565]

@@dancarli8639He is a smallish guard that has the ball handling skills to entertain while also creating for himself and his teammates. I don’t know where the idea of him being a street baller type comes from exactly but I guess anyone who can trick his opponents in a manner that makes the audience go “Oooh!l” and “”Aaah!” Is considered by some as a street baller or plays like one. He plays within the rules of the game. What he has done is made up for his athletic and physical shortcomings by becoming an elite ball handler, shooter and facilitator, the latter of which he gets very little credit for.

[@rowenacayetano7496]

The last part where they show the kid version of him and playing with smile always give chills.

[@jacket6139]

For me personally i absolutely have respect for curry and am a fan of his even though hes never played for my team. Although at one point i did dislike him after he destroyed my knicks one game.

[@lomi1366]

Waited months for this

[@EduardoEliasCanela]

Stephen Curry could be regarded as one of the greatest ever. He changed the game like many greats. He is arguably the best scorer in the world and in history (essentially the point of basketball). He’s up there with the greats; Chamberlain, Russell, Bird, Jordan, Kobe, Lebron …then there’s Curry.

[@firstnamelastname-ko3ge]

THE TIMING OF THIS VIDEO Steph just dropped 50!!! points in the NBA ALL STAR GAME. 16 Made 3’s 😭 please react to the highlights of it

[@ice-iu3vv]

he's a top 20 overall all-time player. compared to the others in that group, he has weak defense, but he makes the top 20 from his top 7-8 overall offense, and his conclusively first place long-range shooting.

[@Art_Vandelay_Industries]

That game against the Thunder at the end of the video is still one of the best games that i have ever seen. I'd love to see the blokes react to the game synopsis. Also: I'd recommend a Kyrie Irving mix tape for a reaction

[@ronaldmcboggled9855]

Not as satisfying as Curry but Nikola Jokic highlights videos are so fun to watch because it’s like watching a drunk giraffe demolishing the NBA lol.

[@Don_Lee_Swagger]

He’s accomplished sooooo much more since this! When the highlight reel came out he had 1 MVP, and 1 Championships…. Since then he has 3 (!) more championships, and 1 more MVP. I’d love to see an update on the 2024 Steph career mix from you guys!

[@momentary_]

Steph Curry completely changed the way the game is played today. Before Steph came along, no one went for 3-point shots. Steph has made the 3-point shot such a dominant weapon that literally half the league tries to emulate him by going for 3-pointers these days.

[@cycleoflife565]

So I take it you never heard of Reggie Miller and Ray Allen, noted 3 point marksmen?

[@momentary_]

@@cycleoflife565 They were the best of their eras, but they didn't dominate to the point that other teams had to copy them.

[@cycleoflife565]

@@momentary_ Your comment said “no one went for 3 point shots”, which wasn’t true.

[@momentary_]

@@cycleoflife565 It was hyperbole. No one went for 3-pointers relative to now. Of course, some players did.

[@cycleoflife565]

@@momentary_ Do you always resort to hyperbole to get your point across?

[@lindakessler8768]

Absolutely great player and an all around wonderful human. Teach your kids to be like him. 👍❤

[@marleybob3157]

Legendary Lakers coach Pat Riley once said "If I had to choose a player to take a shot to save a game I'd choose Michael Jordan; If I had to choose a player to take a shot to save my life...I'd take Larry Bird." When it comes to the great shooters, I'm a Bird guy. Still, it's hard to look at anyone other than Curry these days. For my money, he's the best shooter I've ever seen.

[@chris-hu7tm]

10:06 Its not a highlight over years, this is what you get from Curry almost every game, I guess you can say its a highlight over a month. Hes the best player pound for pound ever

[@_WeDontKnow_]

As an NBA fan, my team plays against steph regularly and I still enjoy watching steph cook up. You gotta give him his flowers, he's incredible I also try to watch players like Steph and Lebron play as much as possible, so long as it doesn't interfere with my teams games. It's always gonna be fun to watch the greats, and with steph it's undeniable. Gotta give him that respect eventually when he keeps sinking 3s against your own team lol

[@officeblokedaz]

Who is your team?

[@_WeDontKnow_]

@@officeblokedaz I root for the Brooklyn Nets, mostly because I'm such a big Kevin Durant fan. Very unique player

[@SlimPlum691]

Dude went off in the allstar game last night. He made 16 three pointers! The previous record for 3 pointers in an all star game was 9.

[@wilsonsmanz]

Most fans nationwide have respect for Curry even when he plays for the competition.

[@Caraxes_RoguePrince]

He’s the literal best shooter ever also top 2 point guards ever.

[@redscorpion9325]

Steph Curry is the best 3 Point Shooter ever,he broke all 3 Pointer record and he’s the reason why everyone in the NBA is shooting far away 3 pointers like half Court shot and not because the time was running out and he has other records he has broken,he’s already a Legend and he’s on the list of the 75 NBA Legends

[@loomynarty4099]

This was posted just two days ago and Curry already broke another record (Hit 15 threes in an All Star game and scored 50 points). That’s just the type of player he is. One of the most influential players to step on the court

[@regigill7186]

This season Curry broke the record for most 3 points in NBA history. That record will stand for years, IF it ever gets broken. The Warriors won the 22 NBA Finals and Curry was the MVP. But he is also an MVP off the field. Now the Warriors arena is in San Francisco but they played in the city of Oakland for almost 50 years. That is where Curry first lived when he started his Warriors career. Steph still loves Oakland and does so much for the community here. His foundation, Eat.Learn.Play is located in Oakland. His wife's store is in Oakland. During the entire 13 months that schools were closed during the pandemic, Curry's foundation, played a major role in providing food for families of Oakland students. They have visited numerous schools and recreation centers in Oakland refurbished playgrounds and basketball courts, and provided books for kids. In December 2021, Curry and his wife, through their foundation partnered with a website that teachers use to request things for their classrooms, and they donated 1 MILLION DOLLARS for Oakland teachers to purchase things for their classrooms. Steph is a very HUMBLE person off the court. We LOVE him here in Oakland, California.

[@Plague_Doc22]

Anything NBA related I'll love.

[@joshrosel3611]

For most 3 point field goals in a season by a single player, he is 1st, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 8th,13th, and 22nd, and this season if he got injured today it would be the 25th and we're only at the All-Star break

[@Joss5096]

He us the greatest shooter of all time. He changed the game of basketball, now every time shoots more 3 because of him

[@dopebandits3019]

one of the best skillsets in history. amazing ball-handler (pause), and a lethal jump shooter with laughable range; that combo makes him un-guardable. players are so terrified of his shooting, all he has to do is glance at the rim and he'll get a reaction, then the crossover, then it's up and good, then he's dancing and running the other way before the ball goes in. he's the kinda guy you want to swing on because he's so good lol. big fan of the channel btw!! you guys gotta react to his fellow light skin teammate, the other half of the Splash Bros. Klay Thompson.

[@cybore213]

Wow, really? "His fellow light skin teammate"? WTF is that supposed to mean? You could have just as easily said "His fellow teammate" or "His fellow ridiculously talented teammate", yet you specifically choose "light skin" as a descriptor for Klay. Is there a caste system for Black players?

[@dopebandits3019]

@@cybore213 my bad, i forgot it's 2022 and I have to explain what a joke is. naw, but seriously, loosen up bro. and please don't comment again because I don't care man.

[@leodee3]

Steph Curry is unique in sports in that he is unquestionably the best shooter who has ever lived. GOAT talks in all sports are highly debatable, so it is very rare to see a player with an individual skill that is so obviously the best we have ever seen.

[@wayfarer4578]

Love Steph! Go Warriors!

[@mattguz55]

When it’s all said and done Curry will be on the Mt Rushmore of basketball. He’s not Jordan, but he certainly has the air of Jordan. He goes on runs where you have to watch him every night because hes going to do something incredible. He brings opposing fans to their feet, even received MVP chants in other stadiums. He’s an absolute joy to watch as a Warriors fan and in 2016 other fanbases were going wild watching him blowout their teams. He’s just different than anybody we’ve seen and does things at a ridiculous level.

[@l.h.tluangafanai2064]

If you really dig deeper about Curry, you will find even more crazy unbelievable power he has in basketball its crazy, all the other players all those legends they all have similar thungs in common but Curry is a whole different entity by himself, his impact on NBA is by far the greatest I've ever seen specially in game, its crazy..

[@jordondabney6837]

About the street ball thing, because of players like Iverson and others, some of the stuff that people developed in "streetball" have just become the standard in the NBA, especially around dribbling. So even players that grew up playing on organized teams and with coaches have skills that used to only be associated with streetball

[@leslieg.9213]

Greatest shooter in NBA history. I'm sitting here watching him score 1000 points in the All-Star game.

[@Alex-kd5xc]

Curry isn’t in the top 5 or GOAT discussion with Jordan, LeBron, Kareem etc. but he’s just as iconic in the way he revolutionized the game. He will always be remembered for changing the game and moving it towards the modern style of play.

[@jam3sbarry198]

Yep... 6 ft. is small. In high school when I played basketball, I was the 2nd shortest player on our roster and I'm 6'... probably closer to 6'1" with shoes on lol

[@officeblokedaz]

Special shoes 😂😂👍🏻

[@jam3sbarry198]

@@officeblokedaz LOL !!

[@gabrielgibson9081]

Steph is the son of Dale. Dale was a 3 point marksman for the Hornets early in that franchises history. Dale taught Steph the 3 point game from the time he could lift a basketball. Steph was taught his whole life by a commiserate pro.

[@DTex]

There’s a level called “Box Office”. Steph is one of the few that’s a must-see, regardless, if he’s your rival or not

[@OpusWon]

Seth is 6'2 or 6'3 But you've got to observe the mismatches. Often times the offense designs plays for Curry to have isolation mismatch with a big. He also runs off of a ton screens. He is A1 talent though.

[@blacksource2101]

Yeah I watch Golden state Warriors play just because of Curry. He can shoot from anywhere on the court with unlimited range

[@brians2869]

I was a trifling hoops player in HS... My favorite player of all time

[@L_87]

Curry is one of the few superstars that isn’t switching teams every season chasing rings

[@SKRRebelRacing]

Steph just scored 50 points in the NBA All-Star Game last night. He won the Most Valuable Player Award as well. Quite an accomplishment for an undersized kid who worked his arse off to become one of the all time greats of the game. Cheers

[@MadisonM1996]

Curry is the only guy I've ever seen that got MVP chants in the other team's arena. That's ridiculous. He also could be the only player who needs a new "ultimate career mixtape" every season lol

[@Joshprout1776]

Watch some of his fun antics during warm ups before a game. He’ll come out from locker room hit a couple shots from the stands

[@jacob4183]

Steph Curry is regarded as the best SHOOTER to ever play the game he just broke the NBA 3 point record and has a video out there where he made 105 3point shots in a row in a practice

[@SamanthaRod]

I was just waiting for Daz to say "He's basketball royalty" 😆

[@fluffykiwi354]

To answer office bloke daz question, i've been a long time chicago bulls fan, Drose is always going to be my favorite player. But I always love watching other teams. Because in the NBA there's going to be the best offensive team, defensive team, etc. So it's great to watch other teams play with their own setup and plays. Speaking of the bulls can you guys react to Derrick Rose (Drose) Career Highlights? Thank you, always a great time watching the office blokes.

[@officeblokedaz]

Cheers for that. Good info 👍🏻

[@TransparentEclipse]

Steph is one of the best players in nba history for sure. A top 20 player undisputedly, and probably top 15. Maybe even top 10 looking at it from a certain lens. Has very few haters and MANY fans. Standup guy and a fellow Carolina panthers fan! One of my absolute favorites I’ve ever seen, and I’ve seen a good few. Love curry

[@aust25]

I like how this video showed more dunks than threes like what the hell. It’s like watching Giannis highlights and it’s him doing pull up transition threes

[@barnabydodd8956]

Steph Curry is by far the greatest shooter who has ever lived. He's incredible. I'm a Houston Rockets fan and we could never get past the Warriors in the playoffs. Curry is respected by all basketball fans, and only a hater would deny his greatness.

[@austinamburgey]

Curry is no doubt the best shooter to ever play in the NBA. The dude is unbelievable. I watch his games even though i'm not a warriors fan because i don't want to miss anything.

[@alperensengun6832]

I feel like there might be shooters who could maybe compare spot up (not in volume but percentage) but nobody all time compares to Steph’s combo of off ball movement and off the dribble shooting

[@bravetitangrizzly]

It’s really not fair, and I’m far from a fan (nothing personal, but I think he flops too much and plus he’s humiliated my team several times, still he’s one of the best talents ever)

[@kaizer5oze]

Steph is not only the greatest shooter ever, but he’s changed the game forever. Every level of basketball, from the playground, high school, college, and NBA has been changed because of Steph. Top 10 of All Time.

[@iiDOCKERY]

That highlight mixtape gives me straight chills

[@ericjorgensen3911]

Yes, he doesn`t "star down" his mates making it impossible to know WHAT he will do. He has changed the NBA. 20 years ago it was all about Centers and posting down low. He opens up the court as he can shot from anywhere coming across midcourt. Now all the teams are looking to shoot 3`s.