Stephen Curry had a bad game...so then he had 45 against the Clippers, and this isn't the only time he's done this. #Curry #NBA #Warriors Second Channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nTve2WeLfhk Twitch- https://www.twitch.tv/mjallday2k Tik Tok- https://vm.tiktok.com/wfx5vW/ Discord- https://discord.gg/RSUxXmU REACTION CHANNEL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQRMHGayBNY&t=516s The OUTRO song is OUT!: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-SUYj3SUdUw Instagram- @MJ2K_ALLDAY Twitter- @mj2kallday You ever notice that when Curry has a bad performance, he goes off the next game. Like the first game of the season, he shot 5 of 21 from the field, misses shots he normally makes, still had a triple double, but was disappointed. And so he starts the next game going 10/10 with 25 points in the first quarter. And of course closes them out in ridiculous fashion. So Curry had a streak of 157 games of making at least 1 three. But on November 4, 2016, Curry couldn't buy a bucket. He was missing shots he normally makes, wide open 3s, and he finished the game 0-10 from 3, 5-17 from the field. He ended with 13 points in a 20 points loss to a not so good Lakers team. It was bad. And the next game, well, Curry did this (breaks record for 3s). Yup Curry hit 13 threes, shot 76.5% from 3 and ended the game with 46 points. From 0 of 10 to breaking the NBA record, man just went Westbrook level shooting to well Steph, cause Steph's the greatest shooter of all time. It happened twice last season, when the Warriors lost to the Blazers by 25 and Curry shot 4 of 12 from 3, had 26 points but more like a struggle 26, heard people talking shit about him, why'd you do that Dame, and 2 days later then had his career high 62 points against the Blazers the next game. 8 threes, all the handles, shot creation, again, he got his career high. And the Clippers, the Clippers again. Curry shot 5 of 17, 1 of 6 from 3, had 13 points in a loss, everyone is back on Curry's legacy and the Warriors played them 2 days later. And Curry hits 9 threes including this dagger three over PG. He ended the game with 38 points and 11 assists. PG can't catch a break man. Actually remember Curry's streak of 11 straight 30+ point games in April when he had multiple 10+ three games, that whole streak was after a game against the Rockets in which Curry shot 2 of 11 from 3 and hurt his tailbone. So in the next 11 games, he hit 78 threes, averaged 50 points on 54% from the field 50% from 3, and 90% from the free throw line. Remember, Steph is looking at Twitter to tell him he's doing bad, like that Rockets game where he had 0 in the first half, then had 33 in the second, the daggers, eliminating their team. Essentially don't let Steph think he's playing bad, actually let him think that cause then we get this. I didn't want to include times where Curry had a really bad game and had a 30 ball the next game. Cause that happens a lot. I mean a lot. Curry's averaged 28.1 points a game for the past 6 seasons. Certain teams ain't even doing shit, it's not even their fault, but they getting 3s rained on because Curry upset by other teams. I don't want to get used to Curry's greatness, but I wanted to focus on how Curry's built this reputation of balling out after a bad game. Reggie Miller called it as the game was starting last night. It's the law of averages. If Curry is shooting around 43% from 3, if he has a night where he goes 1 of 10 from 3, he's gonna have a great game where he goes 10 of 17. And Curry's doing all this while teams are throwing the kitchen sink at him. So long story short, if Steph has a bad game or he's saying he had a bad game, be afraid for your lives. But what do you think? Is Curry winning MVP?
Steph Curry proved them all wrong. #nba Thank you Bear for sponsoring! Click here https://bearmattress.com/mj2kallday and use ...
Kawhi Leonard is still an enigma in the NBA and it's time we face the truth… Play for Free Here! Thanks to Sorare: ...
The NBA world has constantly doubted Stephen Curry. to not being able to score without help, to not winning any more ...
The tallest woman basketball player is too big for the WNBA. What if there was a woman basketball player who made NBA players ...
Steph Curry and Team USA Basketball did it, but at what cost? #nba Use code MJ2KALLDAY50 to get 50% OFF your first Factor ...
Team USA Kevin Durant has always been different, even in the beginning against LeBron with Kobe. This was no ordinary game.
Paul George just got traded to the 76ers, Kawhi and the Clippers NBA experiment failed. It all went so wrong. The Clippers didn't ...
Steph Curry has reached his breaking point. It’s 2019 NBA Finals. The Warriors just lost Kevin Durant for a second time due to an achilles tear. Klay Thompson already missed game 3, leaving Curry facing a box and one. And in Game 6, when Klay Thompson goes for dunk and lands on the floor in pain, the camera pans to Curry who is sitting on the floor in disbelief And now in 2024, we saw Curry have a similar reaction, with tears on his face, not because of Draymond getting ejected 4 minutes into the game, but because of what it means. This season for the Warriors has been a disaster. And it’s finally breaking Steph Curry, but why now? Why is Curry just done with the Warriors? The Warriors made the best of the situation getting D’Angelo Russell who they would later flip for Andrew Wiggins, but man 2019-2021 were rough. 2019 because Curry and Klay were both hurt, and they went 15 and 50 but in 2020, Curry went through it for several reasons. Now if you think Stephen Curry doesn’t care, think again. He cares about what people start saying, remember Kendrick Perkins, he cares about his legacy, something we’re about to get to in 2022 but Curry who was already an NBA champion was getting disrespected and he answered by leading the league in scoring. Yes, Steph Curry without another all star carried the Warriors to an 8th seed. The hope was that once Klay Thompson would come back, maybe the Warriors could be good again. But management didn’t. They just didn’t believe that the team could get it done and wanted the team to focus on younger players. In fact the Warriors going into the 2021-22 season were 9th in power rankings by bleacher report, 13th in LA times. But Klay would come back and while he wasn’t the same old Klay, he had his moments and was good enough that Curry’s faith was rewarded. Wiggins revamped himself, players finally understood how to play with Curry, how to spot him wide open. And perhaps the most important, Steph Curry finally won his finals MVP. You can see how much it meant to him, crying on the court. And afterwards, he was talking the talk, especially to all the doubters. Well duh, when you go from kicking your opponents to punching your own teammates, that tends to happen. So another year lost in the championship window. Where most players would have lost out on hope before the first championship, and even after last season, Curry had a lot of faith in himself and his closest teammates could get it done but that doesn’t seem likely because of piece #2 the Warriors are potentially calling it quits after this season and that’s coming from the Warriors owner. It’s no secret that Klay and Draymond Green’s contracts are ending soon. Klay is up this year, Draymond next. But the Warriors paid over $150 million in taxes last year to keep this exact roster in taxt. That’s right, the new luxury tax rules made the Warriors a luxury tax repeater making them pay higher rates for going over the salary cap since they re signed their core to massive contracts. And Joe Lacob, the owner, is sick of it. He’s stated that he wants to completely be out of the luxury tax. And that’s the thing. It’s not injuries that is holding this team back right now. It’s the players and management themselves. And yes while Curry proved all the haters wrong winning a finals MVP, he has a chance to do something special, something that would cement his legacy, and that’s Piece #3, a 5th championship can put Steph Curry as the best point guard of all time. At the current moment, there is the conversation of who’s the best point guard of all time: Magic or Steph. Even Steph was asked about it he said, Now the main argument holding Steph back is that Magic has one more championship. But if that was equalized, would that mean Steph would be the best point guard? Steph, like Jordan, takes a lot of things personally. And take the words of his teammates, And apparently Jordan said that Magic is the best point guard of all time. This 5th championship puts Curry firmly in the top 10 of all time, because he’s already done the rest. He has one of the biggest impacts on the game, he’s a multiple time MVP winner, and broke countless records. The reason why we are entertaining this debate is because Steph has the full resume, he has that aura.