On these NBA Finals, Stephen Curry proves itself, so far, to the height. Precious in the victory in Game 2, the leader of the Golden State Warriors was also irreproachable in the defeat against the Boston Celtics in Game 1.
But around this series, the comments are not always glowing around the native of Akron. Indeed, for many observers, the 34-year-old must absolutely win the NBA title and the Finals MVP trophy to build his legend.
Reviews that seriously annoy the GM of the Dubs Bob Myers.
“It’s so sad to have to defend him. I don’t understand either. This guy is an accomplished man. And he doesn’t need these Finals! He’s done so much already! He’s already proven. I don’t know what he has to keep proving.
This is his 6th NBA Finals in 8 years. You haven’t watched it? I don’t know if it’s jealousy. I don’t know what it is about him that makes people not recognize what he does on the pitch, or begrudgingly praise him.
You should shower him with praise, he’s an incredible face in the NBA. I have the impression that it is belittled, why? He is humble and also celebrates the accomplishments of his partners. This guy is an incredible human being. Why don’t we celebrate it?” the Golden State leader railed for 95.7 The Game’s.
To put an end to many debates, Stephen Curry knows what he must do: finish the season with two trophies.
Stephen Curry reveals how important a Finals MVP title is to him
