Steph Curry and the Golden State Warriors held on to their slim lead until the final seconds of game 5 of the Western Conference Finals with a score of 120-111.
Steph Curry and the Golden State Warriors held on to their slim lead until the final seconds of game 5 of the Western Conference Finals with a score of 120-111.
Gary Payton respects Steph Curry and believes he deserved to win the MVP back to back but he has a big problem with the fact Steph was the first ever unanimous winner of the award. When you first hear Payton talk, it sounds like he is hating on Steph but he really isn’t. It’s more about the voters themselves.
Not sure if it was Russell Westbrook’s gear or the fact that Steph is just back…but Golden State dominated OKC Thunder in tonight’s Western Conference Game 2 118-91.
Steph Curry is known for his gesture of tapping his chest and pointing to the sky. His mother and adorable daughter Riley even joins in on the motion. Curry got a chance to speak on why he does it.
By now you already know Steph Curry was awarded with his second consecutive NBA MVP award earlier this week. The award came as no surprise since he pretty much locked it up a couple months into the season and even players like Lebron thought it was a no-brainer that the award should go to Steph. Bron praised the numbers Curry put up but he also threw somewhat of a subtle jab in regards to there being a difference between MVP and the best player.
We all know Steph Curry is currently doing wonders for the Under Armour brand and according to Kent Bazemore of the Atlanta Hawks, he is the one responsible for getting things in motion to have Steph leave Nike.