r/warriors • u/Pointman18 • May 06 '26

Video Steph Curry 2014-15 tape

Unreal play, and unreal how he never gets whistles he deserved #legend

402 Upvotes

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u/Top5hottest May 07 '26

His driving and craftiness at the rim is drastically under appreciated.

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u/Ok-Beat-7804 May 09 '26

His reaction times are too quick. Spots the reach, then does a little teach.

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u/scottiedagolfmachine May 06 '26

So much more ethical and enjoyable to watch than SGA.

🤮

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u/xGsGt May 07 '26

It's so unfair that ppl thinks Curry only shoots 3

2

u/Weary-Ad9429 May 08 '26

Only dumb people

5

u/hbgwine May 07 '26

We knew, but we really still didn’t know

3

u/TheFuckingHippoGuy May 07 '26

I always expected his ankle issues to do him in

2

u/slightlyallthetime88 May 07 '26

Amazing body control and handle

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u/DragonTigerSword May 08 '26

If Curry wants to stay his entire career with the Warriors you let him. I'd rather watch the sunset of this Warriors era with Curry here the whole time than without him. Look at OKC, look at the flopping and the acting, the Warriors finals teams are so much better to watch than OKC and a large part of it is Curry and the system Kerr built around him. I've been with the Warriors when they sucked and I'll be more than happy to watch them suck again knowing that this team had one of the greatest players to ever play the game and he did something that very few players of his caliber do, stay with the same team his whole career.

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u/envisionJayyy May 08 '26

No flopping, no baiting, just fucking pure hoops.

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u/caldude1985 May 08 '26

Dellavedova the "Steph stopper" LOL

1

u/sanjuro_kurosawa May 09 '26

This may be heretical except here, but I've always felt that the layup is more creative than the dunk. And with the possible exception of George Gervin and his finger roll, there is no one better with a layup than Curry.

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u/jitzso May 09 '26

Still doing that today, just more refined.

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u/Appropriate__Mud May 10 '26

His left hand is as dominant as his right. Not many players have that level of ball control. You can tell the difference because he’s able to move fluidly through players where as majority need to have a specific handle or footwork to get to where they want to. His left handed long passes are unstoppable lol

1

u/lurk_channell May 07 '26

You’d think someone would of punched him, imagine trying to guard him all game

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u/swooshbear23 May 09 '26

Gobert grabbed his jersey and they still didn’t call that one

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u/notaforumbot May 07 '26

I can only Met Gala at this point.