The Golden State Warriors are in the midst of an exciting season, currently holding the sixth spot in the Western Conference standings.
With a record of 39-28, the team has been on a roll, winning seven consecutive games.
Their recent victory against the New York Knicks, a nail-biting 97-94 finish, showed that this team is ready for the postseason and to make a deep run.
Stephen Curry, the heart and soul of the Warriors, delivered yet another stellar performance in the game.
Scoring 28 points, along with 7 assists and 5 rebounds, Curry demonstrated his ability to shine in clutch moments.
His pivotal plays in the fourth quarter, including drawing fouls and sinking crucial free throws, were instrumental in securing the win.
At 37 years old, Curry continues to defy expectations, solidifying his legacy as one of the NBA's all-time greats.
Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry enters the court before the game at Chase Center. John Hefti-Imagn Images John Hefti-Imagn Images
Stephen A. Smith refutes Kendrick Perkins's Curry claim
However, the debate surrounding Curry's place in basketball history took center stage recently.
During a conversation on ESPN's, Perkins boldly declared Curry as the greatest point guard of all time.
This statement sparked a fiery response from Smith, who passionately defended Magic Johnson's legacy.
Smith argued, "You don't have a license to cheat the audience the way that you just did. If you gonna make that statement, at least have the decency to specify why. Magic Johnson is still alive."
Stephen A fires back at Perk saying Steph is the GOAT of PGs:
"You don't have a license to cheat the audience the way that you just did. If you gonna make that statement, at least have the decency to specify why. Magic Johnson is still alive" https://t.co/vvCCWcenZrpic.twitter.com/urfUCP04e8
— Oh No He Didn't (@ohnohedidnt24) March 16, 2025
Smith emphasized Magic's unparalleled achievements as a traditional point guard, highlighting his role as a facilitator and his numerous accolades, including five NBA championships and three Finals MVPs.
While acknowledging Curry's transformative impact on the game, Smith maintained that Magic's resume remains unmatched.
This debate underscores the greatness of both players, each redefining the point guard position in their own era.
For Warriors fans, Curry's brilliance continues to be a source of pride, fueling hopes for another championship run.
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