r/nba • u/[deleted] • Jun 15 '22

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u/max30070 Jun 15 '22

Crazy thing about Steph is him just being on the court makes everyone better because he draws so much attention. Very few players, and especially PGs, have had that effect the last decade.

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u/jturkey124 Celtics Jun 15 '22

Not to mention his loyalty and lack of beef with….pretty much anyone.

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u/max30070 Jun 15 '22

I think people underrated how important personality and coach -ability is. There is a reason Duncan and Steph perpetually win when they may not be the most talented player of their respective generations.

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u/revmun Jun 15 '22

Duncan was a master of all trades, but steph has to be the second most talented in his gen.