The Evolution of Stephen Curry’s Offensive Game: From Annoying to Legendary

If he has had the keys to the Warriors attack for many years now and has carte blanche on this side of the field, Stephen Curry has struggled to ensure that his offensive game is accepted. The proof, with a brilliant anecdote from Pat Beverley.

Before him, no player was the subject of so much attention as soon as he crossed half-court. Stephen Curry has indeed transformed the way of defending in the NBA, as well as the game that is developed there. This, thanks to his extraordinary offensive audacity which took time to democratize. Even in his first season as MVP, he left perfect Steve Kerr flabbergasted with his improbable shooting choices:

#OTD 5 years ago, Steph left us all looking like Steve Kerr ???? pic.twitter.com/jK4ollySPI

— NBA TV (@NBATV) March 8, 2020

The symbolic narrative about Steph Curry and his full fledged shootings

Able to draw anywhere, in any position and against anyone, Steph Curry is also able to convert these astounding attempts. However, before he became a league star, this tendency to take chances in unfavorable situations could seriously annoy. Patrick Beverley knows something about it and tells in his Bed Bev Pod :

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Steph Curry and I played together for the United States U19s. I think we finished 2nd in the World Cup behind Serbia. There was him, me, Michael Beasley, DeAndre Jordan and many others. Steph took his shots, but he missed them all the time! By force, with Jonny Flynn, we couldn’t take it anymore. I told him to stop taking his sh*tty shots and he was like, “But that’s my game!” »

He was very skinny at the time, nothing fit for him, but he continued to take his floaters which go up super high. “Brother, go layup!” And in the end, 15 years later, he is Steph Curry. Like what, it might not work at first, but if it’s your game…

A model of perseverance and assurance, the Chief has indeed ended up imposing his law on the league, which has since modeled his game on his. Pat Bev can now only helplessly watch his genius:

Steph Curry clamps up Patrick Beverley, dribbles down court and drains a three with no hesitation, filth pic.twitter.com/CuH4MYlihb

— Chris Montano (@gswchris) April 19, 2019

A real UFO when he arrived in the NBA, Stephen Curry needed a few years to install his unique game there. Before that, his teammates almost stopped him, starting with Patrick Beverley who asked him to stop his jokes!

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