“Stephen Curry is TOO LITTLE to be the GOAT”: 6’4 former Wizards guard believes Warriors MVP is the King among 6’3 and under

We love it, don’t we? The GOAT talks. Either that means disrespecting players like Stephen Curry or LeBron James.

After winning the Warriors their fourth championship in the past 8 years, Stephen Curry not only won his first Finals MVP after missing out to Andre Iguodala and Kevin Durant on three separate occasions, but he earned a spot among the NBA’s GOATs. the game.

The chef might still be far from the Top 5 or even the Top 10 basketball players of all time on most people’s lists. But the 34-year-old star from Akron Ohio has arguably worked his way into the greatest guards of all time.

Let’s count down, Magic Johnson, Michael Jordan, Isiah Thomas and Kobe Bryant, who else is better than him? Some would say, Allen Iverson, right? If we talk about point guards, only Magic and Isiah can have the best claim.

But a certain 3x All-Star who supposedly had the potential to be one of the best hybrid guards as an AI and Curry himself thinks the Warriors star is just the GOAT among players 6-foot-3 and under.

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Gilbert Arenas thinks Stephen Curry has no chance of being the GOAT

The 6-foot-4 Wizards guard has always been a self-obsessed underachiever who floundered in his NBA career primarily because he couldn’t control his inner demons. But it seems that being a hit on YouTube since he launched his “No Chill with Gilbert Arenas” podcast doesn’t sit well with him either.

In a recent interview on Vlad TV, he said, “Curry can only be the GOAT between 6’3/6’4 and under.”

Actually, when we watch highlights from Jordan, Kobe and LeBron, there are more dunks than jump shots and fadeouts. It seemed absurd when the conversation started, but it wasn’t as blatantly bad as it had been in recent months.

The interviewer citing the example of Floyd Mayweather in the boxing world between Muhammad Alis and Mike Tysons of the world just cleared up the confusion of what Gilb was trying to explain.

Without a doubt, anyone who enters the GOAT PG conversation other than Magic and probably Isiah has to go after Curry. Neither Chris Paul, Steve Nash, Jason Kidd, nor John Stockton have accomplished as much or changed the game of basketball forever as Steph has in the last 10 years.

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Statistically, he might be a better 3-point shooter than those guys, and far behind in just about every other column, but on the court, none of those scoring legends stand a chance against the baby-faced killer.

But, the reality is that we may never see him as THE GOAT, even if he takes the dubs into their fifth or sixth ring. And the one who is 6’2, will only be the reason why!