Stephen A. Smith knows who he wants to take the final shot in a tied game. The ESPN host has always believed that Stephen Curry is the greatest shooter in NBA history. Smith expressed this belief on multiple occasions. This is also a broad consensus among the broader NBA community, including fans and media.
On a recent episode of “The Stephen A. Smith Show,” the 56-year-old was asked who he would rather take the final shot of the game: Reggie Miller or Steph Curry. Smith stayed true to his word, selected Curry, and gave compelling reasons as to why he made the decision.
“I still believe that Steph Curry is the greatest shooter God ever created,” Smith said (at the 1 hour, 4 minute mark). “I’m not saying he’s concluding that you can top Reggie Miller down the stretch. I’m saying he’s such a great shooter that I couldn’t in good conscience pick anyone over Steph Curry on that last shot, and that guy’s name wasn’t Michael Jordan. “
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Stephen Curry is one of the most clutch players in NBA history. He hit clutch game-winning shots multiple times throughout his career and will continue to be a clutch threat until his Hall of Fame career is over.
Draymond Green reveals reason for Stephen Curry’s longevity
Draymond Green has witnessed Stephen Curry’s incredible career firsthand. The two have been teammates throughout the Golden State Warriors dynasty. Green believes Curry is fighting the aging process he is currently competing against due to his fiery passion for the game.
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#advanceampads2# #advanceampads3#Curry is entering his 15th year in the NBA. He has been one of the top players in the league for more than a decade. The superstar guard won the Most Valuable Player Award in 2015 and 2016. His impact on the game of basketball can be seen at every level around the world.
Despite being in the final stages of his career, Curry remains an elite defender and the best shooter in the NBA. Green saw the work he was doing behind the scenes. Curry is still an MVP-level player.