TOP 20 PLAYS OF STEPH CURRY'S CAREER..

These are the top 20 plays of Steph Curry's career. And at number 20, we got Steph completely humiliating Jalen Brown. Yeah, Steph is that guy. Just ask Chris Paul. Cause at number 19, Steph hit him with the deadliest crossover in NBA history. Damn! Chris didn't stand a chance. But to be honest, no one does. Cause in Steph's 18th best play, he proved he's unstoppable. Nothing but net all the way from the logo. Ridiculous. But what's even crazier is number 17, the longest three-point shot Steph has ever made. 62 feet at the buzzer. But that's just what you expect from Steph. What you never expect is his 16th best play. You just clapped Kyle Lowry's cheeks. But Kyle ain't alone. Cause at number 15, Steph made a three-time defensive player of the year. His little bitch. This man Rudy was spinning like a ballerina. Embarrassing. But anyways, for Steph's 14th best play, we got something special. A shot that earned Curry the respect of an NBA legend. Oh, from the other county and Kobe slaps him on the behind and gives him a smile and says, that's good shooting kid. Now that's respect, baby. Ooh! But players don't always show Steph love. Cause at number 13, the entire Thunder team tried to jump the man. Yeah, and Steph wasn't having it. So on the very next play, he got his revenge. That's how you get a team back right there. Cold-blooded. Steph ain't afraid of anyone, dawg. That's why in his 12th best play, he went one-on-one with Kevin Durant and sauced his ass up. You know, after seeing that, I don't blame KD for teaming up. I mean, together, they were unstoppable. Giving us plays like number 11, the greatest assist of Steph Curry's entire career. All right, now we're entering the top 10. So Steph's plays are hitting a whole new level. It was the 2015 playoffs, Warriors versus Pelicans. Golden State is down three points with under 10 seconds left. When Steph Curry gets the ball and hits one of the toughest shots in NBA history. Golden State. Curry's got it. And Curry will let it go for three. Comes up short. Offensive rebound. Curry again. And Curry hits a three! It is amazing what Steph Curry can do with a basketball. A game-tying three over two players as he's falling down. But hey, Curry's been shocking the world ever since college. Because what Steph did in his ninth best play blew LeBron's mind. Man, LeBron was loving it. But what he wasn't loving is number eight. Because a decade later, in the 2017 NBA finals, Steph put LeBron in his crosshairs and pulled the trigger. And three games later, Steph made it even worse for LeBron. Because at number seven, Steph was just one win away from eliminating the Cavs and winning his second ring. And with just a minute left, he put the final nail in Cleveland's coffin. Now, for play number six, we gotta talk about the most dominant game Steph has ever had. See, in 2021, during a matchup with the Blazers, Steph was lights out. Hitting pull-up Js. Step-back threes. This man was knocking down everything. And with under a minute left in the game, Steph took one final three that he'll never forget. And he actually surpasses his buddy, Klay Thompson. 62 points. The most he's ever scored in a single game. That is a huge achievement. But it's nowhere near as big as number five. See, in game two of the 2018 finals, Steph did something that no player had ever done before. Hit nine three-pointers in a single finals game. And while each of these shots are special, there's one three in particular that takes the cake. I swear, Steph is a different breed. The stuff he's capable of doesn't even make sense. I mean, in his fourth best play, he created an iconic moment. By embarrassing an entire team in only six dribbles. All right, dawg. It's the top three now. So from here on out, Steph's plays are god tier. And to kick us off, we got a classic. The most iconic game winner of Steph's career. Those words are burned into the brains of millions. So it's crazy to think there's plays even greater. But there are. Cause what Steph did in number two made him the greatest shooter in NBA history. See, if there's one thing Steph will be remembered for, it's hitting the craziest threes of all time. Curry looking for that opening. Steps back, crossover, fires away. Wow, another three from Curry. But on December 14th, 2021, Steph took his biggest three-point shot yet. See, during a game against the Knicks, Steph was just one shot away from breaking an iconic NBA record. The most three-pointers made in NBA history. And with over 20,000 people in the stands and millions watching around the world, Steph got the ball, pulled up from three, and made history. Starting it from the start, Wiggins again. Here's Curry for the record. It's good! And there it is! Stephen Curry! Three-pointer number 29, 74. The man who changed the game. The igniter of the three-point revolution of the NBA. And now he stands alone at the top of the three-point list. The three-point king of the NBA. This man, Steph, is truly special. So it's time we talk about number one. The single greatest moment of Steph Curry's career. See, the 2019 Finals were everything to Steph. This was supposed to be his fourth reign, his first Finals MVP. This was his legacy on the line. But instead of taking the title, KD went down, Klay got injured, and the Warriors lost in six games. Steph was devastated. Shortly after, things got even worse. KD left for Brooklyn, Steph broke his hand, Klay missed two seasons from his injuries, and Golden State became the laughingstock of the entire league. The question is, how many titles in the next four years? You and Dominique Foxworth are going to sit on first tape and say that Steph Curry will not be in the conversation for a championship in the next four years. Despite everything Steph had accomplished, everything he's done, his name was being trashed. But in 2022, everything changed. Klay came back, Andrew Wiggins became an all-star, and Jordan Poole was like the new Splash Brother. The Warriors were hot and with Steph playing like a god, they were unstoppable, making it all the way back to the NBA Finals to face the Boston Celtics. And it was in this series that Stephen Curry shocked the world. Steph Curry lighting it up here in the third. Six assists for Green, Curry a long three. That's good! Steph Curry from way downtown! Some Curry chaos here in the third. It's the largest lead of the game. For Steph Curry with his dad, the emotion just pouring out. It might be his fourth, but it means so much. All the sacrifice, all the work, and that'll do it. It's over. The Golden State Warriors return to a familiar place. They're on top of the NBA world. The fourth title in eight years. The Dubs dynasty is still very much alive. What am I gonna say now? Look at Curry, man. Four-time champ, Finals MVP, an NBA legend. Now that is inspirational. 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