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to watch Steph Curry break his all-time 3 point record. Curry needs 1 to tie and 2 to break so will happen tonight unless he has worst game ever.

Reggie calling the game so 1, 2, 3 will all be standing by....do you think Thibbs is going to let Kemba play tonight :mad:

 
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to watch Steph Curry break his all-time 3 point record. Curry needs 1 to tie and 2 to break so will happen tonight unless he has worst game ever.

Reggie calling the game so 1, 2, 3 will all be standing by....do you think Thibbs is going to Kemba play tonight :mad:

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I was wondering about that, thanks for posting. Tonight is must watch TV.

We all know who the best shooter of all time is but Max Kellerman asked Perkins if you had one guy to take the final shot to win the biggest game out of Curry, Allen, Miller who would you choose. They both chose Ray. They kind of dissed Curry and called him Mr. Game 7, said he doesn't make the biggest shots you expect him to make with all the chips on the line. Said Ray could be 1-9 but he'll still make the biggest shot.
 
Striped shirt with a plaid suit, with a pattern tie…. Shrugs… Ray kind of makes it work.
 
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Gonna be an insane amount of pressure on Curry to make two 3's tonight. As an added challenge, the Warriors played last night in Indiana and had plane trouble so they ended up flying to NYC this morning, which is really atypical for NBA teams.

Still think he'll get it done, but he hasn't exactly lit it up the past few games and the Knicks aren't a pushover defensively.
 
Each of them rewrote NBA history in their own unique ways.. All classy dudes..

Have a hunch Steph is just getting started. Y'all know Spike will be looking for his selfie.

I wonder who wins the money match on the golf course. Ray or Steph??
 
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You're a #casualfan, man. It's okay.
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Apparently so…
Season 7 Oops GIF by Workaholics
 
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Ray was on The Dan Patrick show last Friday and thought he would make his way to see the record broken. I’m glad that he did. He wasn’t sure if he could due to his coaching at Gulliver Prep.

The first thing he did on the show was to congratulate Coach Hobbs on Rutger’s victory over Purdue. He mentioned Hobbs as helping him with special drills for his shooting while Ray was at UConn. He mentioned a coach at the military base as well.
 
When he retires, Steph Curry will have had a bigger overall impact on the NBA than anyone since Jordan. He's completely changed the way the league plays, the fundamentals of shooting, what constitutes a "good" shot... Absolute legend. Glad Ray was there...
 
boog204 said:
When he retires, Steph Curry will have had a bigger overall impact on the NBA than anyone since Jordan. He's completely changed the way the league plays, the fundamentals of shooting, what constitutes a "good" shot... Absolute legend. Glad Ray was there...
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All true.. Another benefit that Steph has is a coach (who was a pretty decent three point shooter himself)-- That supports/encourages SC to do his thing-No questions asked. I'm not sure all NBA coaches would give Steph the freedom Kerr has(esp early in his career) and continues to . No argument that Steph is making the shots/not Kerr.

The combination of Steph's talent and Kerr's appreciation for that talent provides a great template for individual and team success.
 
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Deja vu all over again.. These guys changed the game from long range..Steph is the game changer
 
Good for Steph. For all Ray's greatness, man, you just wish he came into the league in 2009 like Steph. Milwaukee and Seattle Ray—with a system that valued the 3 today's NBA—would have been 1st team All NBA a few times.

Steph's a better pure shooter and has better handles, but Ray was no slouch, and at his peak was taller and far more athletic.
 
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