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Message: [QUOTE="Dean Wormer, post: 3843007, member: 6212"] Steph changed how the game is played because for the first time in my memory, you had a player that had to be picked up at the logo to defend against the 3 ball. Nobody had the consistency and range to stretch defenses like that on every possession. And because i mentioned game-changing coaches before, here’s another one: Paul Westhead. He was the old school version of Mike D’antonio with that style of free flowing, 3-point shooting, fast paced basketball which was always there, but because Steph dominated and won with it in a copycat league everyone now wants to play the same way. They all want to find the “next Steph Curry”. So to try and answer your question, it’s whether you can dominate or win that determines if u truly change the game, since everyone will want to play like that. Hope that helps. Also, why do you think Russell Wilson revolutionized the QB position? What does he do better than anyone before him? [/QUOTE]