ABC commentator Mark Jackson on Stephen Curry's influence: "To a degree, he's hurt the game"
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- Опубликовано: 24 дек 2015
- ABC commentator Mark Jackson offers his thoughts on Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry and his influence on young players shooting three-pointers.
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he's kinda right, honestly.
Shaq would dunk on everyone, I don't see how that's bad for the game...
+ian hastie he makes good points but the conclusion of his points is wrong. Jordan dunking on people, iverson crossing everyone over, curry draining three's, none of these players have hurt the game. If you are a kid and you only practice one aspect of your game it is not the athlete's fault. It is your own damn fault and you will probably never be good. Kids are just kids if they really want to be good they will learn all the necessary skills later on in life not when they are 8 years old. These players are just introducing new aspects to the sport which can be incorporated into someone's game. Any great player comes around that does inhuman things has hurt the game? What kind of idiotic conclusion is that?
+ian hastie look, before people comment and get on my head, he's right.... I played ball in many different settings with so called "warrior" fan's, and let me tell you, that 3 has somehow become way more used then it should be used.... let me be honest
That's what I meant Reeper123. I see all the time how little kids wanna be Steph and all they do is try to shoot 3's. They're only 12 years old, its kinda hard for a 12 year old go shoot 3's. You're gonna see a decrease in number of kids with with good fundamentals if we continue to only glorify curry's game as only a 3 point specialist.
+Citizen Sane Jackson is a try hard hes just salty he got fired
Currys shooting isn't the problem...the fact that only the three point aspect of his game is highlighted is the problem if you wanna call it that...he's actually an extremely fundamentally well rounded player and anyone who actually watches him and not just his highlights will see that
He literally said he can do a lot more then just shoot threes he is a complete player and that is why he is the mvp
Did you listen to what mark Jackson even said?
I can already see most of the responses now about Mark Jackson sounding bitter smdh. But the fact of the matter is, he's absolutely right
So Kobe hurt the game with his fade ways, and every kid thought they were Kobe throwing up fade ways gtfo
+Trojans04 We're talking about kids here. When I was kid, I was convinced that I could jump as high as MJ and dunk with my tongue out. Again...we're talking about kids
+dimitris bright that's what coaches are for
+dimitris bright I wouldn't blame Kobe for that. Just like how Mark Jackson isn't directly blaming Curry
+dimitris bright but saying curry is bad for the game is just outright egregious. He shouldn't sound so pompous next time he says something
He's talking about the young kids, they see Curry hit them 3s like nothing so they think they can to but they don't know stef put in all that hard work
"we dont fall in love with the things that make them great, we fall in love with what they do great "
Wow, you can quote people, good job genius
Honestly so real
A lot of people are gonna be too ignorant to understand what he's trying to say
+PotatoMasher1234
Very ignorant of you to not listen.
+PotatoMasher1234 I'm sure you know a lot more about bball than mark Jackson lol
Mark Jackson used a poor choice of words. In what world is Stephen curry bad for the game? At the end of the day, if you're a true hooper you will practice all facets of the game to be the best that you can be. Let's just tell steph to stop shooting threes....... Because that make sense right?
Let's not blame the coaches because it's easier to just blame steph.
+trippleseven37 All he was saying was that Steph Curry is Steph Curry. He's one of a kind, you cant be him.
Curry hasn't hurt the game, the way we portray him in the media has hurt the game
+basketball girl 101 Huh?
Your right curry didn't but the nba did, this game was about fundamentals and the nba started showing off and showboating with all these crazy shots and crazy dribbling when they aren't going anywhere just standing in place and doing crazy stuff, and shotting a 3 when your 5 feet behind the line and making it, it's not getting you anymore points, 10 years and up watch this stuff and try and do it in a game when they don't have the fundamentals yet
I'm not saying nba players suck and stuff but he do deserve to show off bc that's what they've worked hard on but too many kids theses days don't get the fundamentals down and do stuff like this
Tbh the real basketball is college. Now bullshit moves, or showing off.
This is exactly what Terrell Owens said about OBJ and his one hand catches that he makes with ease. Saying that he hurting the game cause kids want to catch the ball with one when its easier with two. My point is it's not stephen curry that's the problem but the advertisments and damn sportscwnter showcasing every hand catch or 3 pt by OBJ and Steph. Don't stop the player stop those who are using it to get money!
amen you can admire them but dont u want to be a star on your own skills?
+Yaahboi52 ya not a lot of people realised too that obj is a great wr not because of the one handed catch
Pretty much this.
I completely agree this is what makes ESPN a joke it's all big plays none of the things that are the real game it's all the rare talent that they make seem like is easy to come by Odell and steph are one in a million but ESPN try's to act like anyone can do it its just no that simple
did u listen to the commentary or did u just skim through it? that's exactly what he blamed it on.
That logic applies to kobe the most. Every time I go the rec there are people trying to play hero ball like kobe. Chucking fadeaways at the three point line. Kobe is definitely a legend but he was definitely a volume shooter who often saw basketball as a 1 on 5 game. College would have done him good. How many times have we seen kobe try and shoot a game winner with three defenders on him. And then he makes one every blue moon and then people call him clutch and fearless and they want to play like him. Guys like lebron , magic, Jordan and Duncan should be the role models. I know people call jordan selfish but he wasn't and actually had the unique combination of taking over the game while making sure his teammates were involved throughout the game.
+Omar Usmani LOL jordan the role model please, smacking teammates etc some nba fans are the most idiotic
LeBron who's main move is power drive all game
Jordan is the gold standard no matter what you say.
Omar Usmani So basically you say he's God. Even if he's known for being a horrible teammate
Blame Michael Jordan for Kobe and overdone, volume scorers who don't past
When he said steph is hurting the game, I don't think he meant it like it was directly his fault. I feel he meant it like "since all these young kids look up to him on how to play, and all they see is him shooting 3's that's all they're gunna try to do instead of taking the easier shots
Of course, but these kids are to ignorant to understand, or they could be mad that he is telling the truth and they want to keep hacking up 3's.
Not all. /
"we don't fall in love with the things that make him great. We fall in love with the things they do great." great quote.
If Mark Jackson ever says anything not 110 percent in favor of GSW, all the bandwagon fans get all kinds of butthurt and call him bitter, even if he speaks the truth and isn't slandering anyone.
too accurate
modetallah I know it, plus he got fucked. They fired him as the team was coming into it's own and then gave Steve Kerr the credit. Look at what Luke Walton is doing, yes Luke Walton!!! Mark Jackson should be on the bench coaching, not the sideline commentating.
+modetallah Well Mark is not speaking "the truth" here so what is your point?
+Bobby Booshay Mark Jackson had them playing ISO ball similar to Houston. Mark Jackson would have never had Iggy come off the bench. Mark Jackson would have never given Harrison Barnes a starting role and put as much faith in Draymond Green as Kerr did. Passes per possession dead last under Jackson, number 1 in the league under Kerr. It's Kerr's system, and the main reason Lacob gave when he fired Jackson was Mark didn't hire the best assistants even with a blank check from the owner. Mark hired his friends (Inexplicably including Lindsey Hunter who had a history with undermining management and locker rooms in previous jobs. How many times has Lindsey Hunter's hiring led to the firing of the head coach now? 3 times?). So you using Luke Walton as an example, and someone that Kerr hired only makes Lacob look even more of a genius for canning Jackson. They would have never won with Jackson as head coach....ever.
+Kevin Cropp so true Mark is just salty af I just hate him for dis. And I'm a hornets fan, not a bamdwagon for curry nor the Warriors. Matter fact, I hope the hornets beat the living crap outta the Warriors today
he's right. i remember when curry was really coming up around 2014/15 at my brothers basketball games all his teammates would just chuck up 3s and brick all of them. he stopped playing around then so i can only imagine it's worse now
Calling these kids out 😂.
"You are not Steph Curry." 😂
What is this? A talk show with a basketball game in the background?
It's called commentary. It's their job.
joke?
nice
Just doing commentary on the game without any other stuff is the worst kind of boring.
You dumb? Or you have never watched basketball.
Incoming Steph Curry "fans" (haven't watched Curry since the finals last year type of fan's incoming)
Lebron fan Or nah?
+Axiom Shady What a average Golden State Warrior bandwagoner will say...
+Perfictionzful I don't watch this shit sport I just know Kobe, lebron, and curry because the NBA is always on there dicks
+Axiom Shady he's right tho, if you weren't in Oakland, most people didn't care bout curry, the last two years everywhere loves all of a sudden, I get he's good but the bandwagon is very Real.
+Axiom Shady nah I'm a bulls fan
Curry is not hurting the game. Its not Curry's fault that High School kids are slinging deep threes. Curry should NOT stop being who he is just because High School players aren't being wise with their shots. All professional players have influences on younger players, but professional players shouldn't alter their style of play just because of High Schooler's failure to play wisely.
Lmao, no ones asking Curry to stop shooting threes. Listen to the commentary first...
He didn't blame it on curry or say that he should stop shooting threes. He was just saying that curry has a special gift that people try and fail to replicate, thus hurting the game.
The thing that is hurting the game is people's inability and failure to try to replicate Curry, not Curry himself. The announcer says that Curry is hurting the game, but in reality, its other player's failure that's hurting the game.
+EnríquePendragon Go play minecraft or something
Stephen Curry is actually good for game. He shows us the importance of shooting and technique. Not many ppl have the physics like James or length of KD.
That's what coach's are for to keep the kids in check.
yep. first smart comment I seen. besides the ones just agreeing without reason.
+metalsquirrelgamer *with reason.
+DRUCO316 And that's also why Mark Jackson isn't coaching anymore~~
Exactly. Coaches teach kids the fundamentals first. That won't change. Kids who only shoot 3's do it because it's fun, which is great, but it also means they aren't serious about being good at playing the game, which means they won't make it to the NBA, so there's no need to worry about their effect on the game.
Let's move the three-point line to half court. That should solve the problem.
Lol, no it wouldn't. Fools would just throw it up from half court. I see kids already doing that shit anyway
+Chaotic Cozmic nah but a lot of them can't lay the ball up with their off hand so I just figure it's time waisted lol
Only problem with moving the line back is that Steph would be the only one hitting 3s consistently.
chaotic cozmic yes I have played with assholes like that
Dude, Curry can still shoot from half-court at 50%
damn this is so true.... I started to try to emulate Curry in irl but too much..
He did hurt the game, I think that's a compliment honestly... Shows that he is one of a kind... And people around the world is trying to copy his game... But no one can because they are not Steph Curry with the shot...
Mark Jaxon made a really good point there
I agree. Other people and sometimes me, love to just go straight to the three point line, pull up and shoot.
same thing happened when everyone wanted to be like MJ, even the 6'10" guys starting with KG and now KD. that's why you hardly see any dominant big guys posting up
He truly is right. As its not currys fault for being an amazing shooter, its that everybody is only advertising that one part of his game
Thank you finally mark
Mark Jackson made the Warriors. If they gave him at least one more season, he would've had a chance to win the championship.
Nope, he has almost the same roster and still didnt embrace the lethality of he's backcourt duo.
Couldn't agree more! And to be honest...what makes steph curry great is his touch. Not just shooters touch but touch on lay ups also. He plays below the rim, but when u have touch as great as he does, it doesn't matter that ur not a high flying tall physical specimen.
he's absolutely right. people need to hear the entire comment...
He's completely right. I'm a high schooler myself and every time kids are playing in the gym they just run to the 3 pt line, shoot, and shout "CURRY".
So true, but even 4-5 years ago kids did the same thing yelling "KOBE!" Kids/teens have always and always will love shooting threes.
It's not that he's wrong. His comments are just misguided. How many other players have kids grown up emulating over the years? Magic, Jordan, Kobe, Shaq, Lebron, KD, T-Mac, Iverson, Marbury, Vince Carter, Steve Nash, Ray Allen, Melo, D-Wade, Ginobili, etc. The list goes on and on. 1. Kids are spongey morons that imitate and emulate everything they see on TV. and B. They'll do it for whoever's hot at the moment, then when someone new comes along, they'll copy them too. It's not necessarily hurting the game. It's all in good fun in a pick up game or just goofing off at the park. Those kids won't make any real teams playing like somebody else anyway.
To be honest, he is right. I'm a guy that loves to post up, and body up my defender. But, it seems like I'm the only guy who does that. All the other players throw the ball really high up for a lay up like Steph. All the players always look for an ankle breaker and have a high light play. Kids/Teens nowadays always play like a guard, even the ones that are 6 ft and taller. People need to stop playing like a guard and play smart.
well whats wrong with what he said? hes right. he knows way more about basketball than i ever will. so i aint arguing
Hardwork.
he so good he's hurting the game...that might be the greatest compliment ever.
All this time i was so impressed by Curry's shooting. Turns out its his screen setting. Boy do I feel silly.
If you expect to achieve greatness and practice; then you can. He should help the game because he shows that hardwork and passion pay off (without lowering your standards).
I tried to hit the 3 point line always back in 2002, wayyy before Curry. I ended up being better at 3 point shots than 2 points.
Mark Jackson is right. I've played basketball with all ages of people. The newer generations (High School and College) are taking way too many 3s and only making 1/10 of them. But what Mark Jackson is saying here is that these college/ high school kids and coaches need to learn that there is so much more to the game. He never said Curry never needs to stop what he's doing. He literally named about 5-6 different things that Curry is good at other than 3s. What he is saying is that there is much more to the game than spot up jumpers. To a degree, yes Steph did hurt the game. But it was the newer generation that let him do so by not grasping the full concept of the game.
I completely agree.
He's right, I domt understand why people are hyping it so much
I love the trending section. It's nice to see what the majority of the plebs are interested in watching.
He is right he is a smart man
it's so true.
He made a great point. But I haven't noticed that influence too much. I totally understand what he was saying though
No one said that about Jordan, Lebron, Love, Shaq, etc. Obviously people would want to play like their idol because they love and respect that player. Niggas today are still trynna play like Jordan did back then. Stop picking on Curry and give him the shine light he deserves just like the greats before him did.
and this is so true, in 5 yrs the nba will be a 3 point contest
I agree.
i agree with him
Like other people also said, this sounds exactly like the situation with OBJ and it's true. I play football myself on a travel team and ever since the One handed catch people are always saying (even me) "Alright let's try to get an OBJ catch" and it's the only way they try and when it's an easy catch they also don't get that as they practice it way less then what is harder. I think it's best to practice everything and THEN once you do everything great, move on to more advanced things
"Everyone here saying is wrong doesn't know basketball. The game is not about chucking up 3's!" Russell says.
110% agree
He is so right
100% agree.
I completely disagree with Mark Jackson because by telling a kid to stop shooting 3s your hurting that kids freedom from practicing them. The 3 point shot is a very important part of the game today. I personally regret letting people tell me to stop shooting 3s when i was little because how else would you get your practice on making 3s. You don't want a kid air balling 3s at a team tryout if that kid wants to get good at 3s he has to keep shooting.
he has a really good point. its really true
If you take away the "he's hurt the game part", Mark Jackson makes some good points. Otherwise, Jackson's premise is an odd one. That premise is as strange as some of the things Bill Walton used to say...before he was canned. If Jackson keeps saying things like that, his broadcasting career will end up like Walton's!
+Chauntel Bland for sure dude. He makes very good points just the conclusion to where all those great points lead to is just a shame
+Chauntel Bland This should be the top rated comment.
He said it how it needed to be said point blank period that's not something that needs to be sugar coated or was even that over the top to where he'd lose his jib chill lol
I've been saying this for a year and a half
Mr. Jackson is correct to a degree!
I think it was almost a backwards compliment. He said curry was wasn't a just a three point shooter, even though young players see that aspect first.
Agreed
The Nuggets game was a good example of this lol. Everyone was on the 3pt line no one went to the paint.
He's absolutely right. All you see now is kids just throwing crap up. You don't see kids doing everything. You don't see them driving, dribbling, passing, setting screens etc.
Well I set screens and a lot of pickup ball people still set screens for sure.
I work full time as a basketball trainer at a sports complex and deal almost exclusively with 5th-9th graders. Every single kid wants to have great shooting form now because of Curry. Every single session, I talk about how steph never practiced shooting deep 3's until he was in high school and each kid eats it up. Do people remember what it was like when every child wanted to be allen iverson?
Well, there's a lot of truth to what he said, but he shouldn't have said Curry is hurting the game. He phrased it wrong. Who knows if that was accidental or not. Curry is great for the game. He's not only a great player, but he certainly seems like a great guy and a great family man.
It's exactly right what Jackson said. Pay attention to his wording, he said "To a DEGREE", meaning that he's not hurting the game himself, but he's indirectly hurting the game. All these highlights of Steph Curry pulling nice moves and hitting deep threes makes younger players think it's cool and ignore basic fundamentals and work on all aspects, they just want to practice their three ball all workout/practice. We tend to only see the finish product and not the work that is put in. Younger players should learn from Curry that he's great not because he's an insane athlete, but because he works harder than every other point guard on every aspect of his game. One of the many plays of him hitting an open three is often looked at face value of "oh he just hit a nice three, that's amazing skill from only him". But that one open three was created by good defense from the team on the other end, nice hard screens set by his teammates, his great stamina to be able to run for that long and all over the court, and the precision passing and IQ from his teammates. The same is for a guy like Allen Iverson. A lot of younger players loved him because of his "I can do what I want" attitude, like with the greatly misunderstood "practice" speech. But what people should really learn from Iverson is once again, that if you work hard enough with the skills God gave you, you can do great things.
so true,just went to the court yesterday and all I see is people taking the most ridiculous shots.
Some people need to realize that missed threes add up fast. 3 missed 3's is 9 points lost and people will just keep shooting them until they make one, which messes it up even more. 3 chances to shoot and 3 missed 3's is 0 points. 3 chances to shoot and 3 made layups is 6 points. And if you learn to make layups, people will have to foul you. If you make a layup and get fouled, that's 3 points that are way easier. Even if you miss a layup and you're fouled, it won't mess up your shot percentage, so its really the smarter decision.
I wasn't aware that Steph Curry was the inventor of the three pointer. Apparently., no one had a desire to shoot three pointers before the past two years in high school. I'm happy Mark Jackson has so much free time and was able to discover this breakthrough. Did you also know that Steph Curry is responsible for kids shooting off the dribble? This monster must be stopped!
they said they same thing about AI with his handles, evolution of the game
100% agree with mark jackson
Steph Curry isn't ruining the game, he's on the frontline of simply changing the game all together. You could make the same argument as the commentator when talking about the first person to crossover dribble. Kids started practicing dribbling more, effectively taking away from time spent on other aspects of the game. I'm not saying Steph Curry will definitely change the game forever, but what he is doing shouldn't be considered hurting an ever evolving game.
I agree with what he saying...Currys my favorite player... Also Lebron. I agree with Mark saying "he's not just a shooter", he's got handle and plays good defense. What I don't agree with when is he says "I see kids run to the 3pt line"... They're so many people in the NBA who do that (Kevin Love, JR Smith etc) I think cause Curry is the most popular person who does it he gets talked about for doing it. I don't think he's being criticized I just think mark wants to talk about what he has seen over the past year
By reading the comment section, I can tell that these are bandwagon Steph Curry Stans and not Warrior fans.
Extremely true one of the reasons I didn't play basketball
Apparently you didn't hear when he clearly said, "HE IS A COMPLETE PLAYER" y'all gotta fucking listen
Curry shouldn't be blamed for this at all.. If he's got a talent for shooting threes, then let him do it. The kids are the ones who are ultimately deciding to copy him and focus on only one aspect of the game. It's their own problem for not knowing that merely "copying" won't get them results. Just because there's an over-emphasis of Curry's 3-Point skills doesn't mean he doesn't focus on other aspects of the game.
He's right to an extent
every kid wants to shoot 3s if anything he's helping the game
If you actually listened to what he said rather than focus on one snippet you wouldn't have a problem. He was just saying that the thing people take from his game is three pointers and that is not all who Steph Curry is. He is a complete player and a great one of a kind shooter.
Shouldn't have said he's hurting the game. It just don't sound right especially when he was just fired from that organization that ended up winning a championship without him
+SWtheGamemaster all of mark jackson's points are completely valid. However, saying a player has hurt the game because he is really good at something is insanely idiotic. Hasn't every great player hurt the game then? It's not called hurting the game it's called changing the game very big difference.
+Reeper123 not really, if you truly watched the greats of all time( Hakeem the dream,MJ,John Stockton etc.) they played pretty fundamentally. They excelled because they where more athletic than most,found what they're good at, and worked very hard. In stephs cause the dude is a freak of nature. He can jack up the ugliest three ever and make it. If he continues at this pace for the next 6-7 years he will be the greatest 3-point shooter ever and maybe the greatest all-time but everyone ain't steph Curry. When kids only shoot 3s. High schoolers throwing up deep af shots. It does kinda hurt the game.
thank you
+YoungAthlete_11 1. There is a difference between a tough shot and an ugly shot. Joakim Noah has an ugly shot, Steph shoots tough shots but his shot itself is fundamentally sound and has probably one of the prettiest shots in the NBA him and lilard would be my top 2. Kobe Bryant jacks up hard shots and all the kids wanted to be him at one point did he ruin the game as well? All DeAndre Jordan Shaq and Dwight did was dunk the shit out of the ball did they ruin the game? Did KAJ ruin it with his skyhook or Duncan with his backboard bankshot or AI with his crossovers? MJ was a prolific scorer and every kid out there wanted to score 35 a game like MJ did, so i guess he ruined the game as well because they didnt care about other fundamentals like setting screens? No they all improved the game.
Kids are kids man they play for fun and to imitate their idols. When they get serious it is the coaches that straighten them out and make sure they learn fundamentals. It's ALWAYS been like that. If you are a kid in the playground jacking up stupid ass shots who the fuck cares ur not playing in a league ur not going pro you havent even played real basketball yet, but when you do decide that nba is a real dream for you, that individual will learn all the fundamentals to allow them to compete they obviously arent going to run out to the 3 pt line and jack up 3's every chance they get. Am I making sense?
Let me also ask you what is so fundamentally unsound about steph curry?
I don't know who Stephanie curry is but she sounds like a good player.
he is sooooo true
He is right about the kids running to the 3 point line. But how dare him say he hurts the game. WHAT THE FUCK DID RAY ALLEN DO?
I agree with Mark Jackson completely.
Has a Warriors fan, Marc Jackson is not entirely wrong. Whenever you see people play pickup, most of them do not know how to post up or drive and many do not have a good handle and many are terrible passers. Everyone just shoots threes even the big men. But I wouldnt blame Curry tho.
Either extend the 3 point line or heighten the rim.
What Curry is doing is raising a new generation of basketball players. That isn't necessarily a bad thing.
Why can't they shoot 3s? Isn't the whole point of the game is to get the ball in the hoop?
he's not saying that he's saying that all players do is try to shoot threes and don't work on any other aspects of their game
let's play a game: spot the guy who doesn't play basketball
+Citizen Sane you dont understand this dont you?
Remember when everyone wanted to be like Jordan? They wanted to do a back down fadeaway, and then stick their tongue out. Wasn't that bad for basketball too?
kids running up behind the arc missing easy oppertunitues from their teamates nowadays even the bigs are shooting 3's while they cant even post up
Steph Curry hasn't hurt the game, the game was bound to develop into this on its own. With an emphasis on points (as in any game) it makes sense to produce the most effective ratio of 3's and 2's. Naturally, players are going to gravitate towards 3's for their higher values. Balance is restored with maturity and proper coaching. The biggest problem is that stars are becoming younger and younger and they aren't maturing properly, and that is affecting their development. Leaving kids in college for a few more years, like Curry w/ Davidson, will produce a better core than by removing them right away, like Jahlil Okafor w/ Duke on the abysmal 76ers.
Hes absolutely right. Kids at my school love basketball, but they dont set screens, they dont cut, they dont pass, all they do is shoot 3s. AND THING THAT PISSES ME OFF IS THAT THEY MAKE 1 SHOT AND THEY THINK THEYRE HOT, Curry influences these kids to shoot 3s and only 3s, and basketball is more than JUST putting the ball in the hoop and if thats all you think basketball is than your not a true fan.
He's completely right
Mark Jackson is right, but ESPN should stop making him call Warriors games. We all know those are his players. It's awkward.
Saying he hurt the game is not a logical thing to say. Saying he will impact young athletes in a way that might make them worse basketball players is valid.
He's so right. I'm on my freshman basketball team and everyone cares about is threes.
Slam Dunk and kuroko no basuke, are some good basketball animations.
He's right. All kids wanna do today is dunk(because of Michael Jordan and Shaq) and shoot 3s(Curry) all day. The media doesn't publicize the other fundamental skills that they have. Highlights usually include these big plays but don't show the basics. In my opinion, he hasn't done any wrong. It's not Steph's fault he's portrayed this way but it happens
True
I was ready to defend Curry... and then I realized that Mark Jackson actually praised him :) He basically just pointed out that Curry is an all around complete player, but that the kids don't see that. They only see his insanely deep shots
He's right!!!!!! He's so good, he is hurting the game. People taking mark jackson's comments out of context are idiots.
Here come the Curry STANS