Call Stephen Curry the best shooter to ever live, and you'll no longer find too many people who feel like arguing with you. His ability to pull up on a dime, wherever he is on a court, and drain a shot with a flick of his wrist in what feels like a millisecond has made Curry must-watch television.
We've seen him reportedly hit hit 77 3-pointers in a row at practice. We've seen him almost drain a shot from the walkway that goes from the locker room to the court. And now, we present more evidence that Curry is indeed the best shooter the NBA has ever seen: a no-look, backwards halfcourt shot that hits nothing but net. This happened at practice today as the Golden State Warriors prepare to take on the Cleveland Cavaliers in the NBA Finals next week, and it doesn't even look like he's trying that hard.
Don't be surprised when Curry retires in like four years due to sheer boredom.
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[Via Marc Spears]
Call Stephen Curry the best shooter to ever live, and you'll no longer find too many people who feel like arguing with you. His ability to pull up on a dime, wherever he is on a court, and drain a shot with a flick of his wrist in what feels like a millisecond has made Curry must-watch television.
We've seen him reportedly hit hit 77 3-pointers in a row at practice. We've seen him almost drain a shot from the walkway that goes from the locker room to the court. And now, we present more evidence that Curry is indeed the best shooter the NBA has ever seen: a no-look, backwards halfcourt shot that hits nothing but net. This happened at practice today as the Golden State Warriors prepare to take on the Cleveland Cavaliers in the NBA Finals next week, and it doesn't even look like he's trying that hard.
Don't be surprised when Curry retires in like four years due to sheer boredom.
Send all complaints, compliments, and tips to [email protected]
[Via Marc Spears]
