It’s hard to come up with ideas for NBA content in August. Trust me. Free agency has completely dried up, the trade market is inactive, and training camp is still six weeks away. The Paris Olympics provided some great basketball during the darkest period of the offseason, but after USA Basketball wins another gold medal, the NBA news cycle is likely to go quiet until preparations begin in earnest for the 2024-2024 season.
The unforgettable moment from the men’s basketball tournament at the Paris Olympics will be Stephen Curry’s explosive three-pointer in the gold medal game against France. Curry made four consecutive three-pointers in the final seconds of the game to lead the U.S. to the top of the podium. And his final three-pointer was a deep, off-balance rainbow shot over two French defenders that may have been the best of Curry’s career.
Someone from the NBA’s YouTube channel saw this as an opportunity to remind fans of some of the biggest shots Curry has made in his career. 5 hr A video of Steph’s best moments. Amazing footage.
From the moment you press play, you know this is going to be a great game. The video starts with a regular season game from 2016. Golden State Warriors And the Oklahoma City Thunder that’s right If you are a die-hard NBA fan, you should definitely watch this game.
Curry went wild in the final seconds of the game, forcing it into overtime, where the No. 30 took a few steps inside half-court and made one of the most amazing shots of his career to give the Warriors the win. And it just got better.
The video then transitions to Game 4 of the 2022 NBA Finals. Boston Celtics Leading the series 2-1, Curry used a spectacular 43-point performance to tie the series, and Golden State won the next two games to win its fourth championship.
The video includes every corner kick Curry made over Anthony Davis’ head in the 2015 NBA playoffs on the way to Golden State’s first title, as well as a buzzer-beater from last season. Phoenix SunsIt features footage from every era of Curry’s career, from his NBA Finals exploits to regular season games that will likely be lost to history.
This was the best content of the offseason and the NBA pulled it off so perfectly, I wish it was longer.
