The Visionary
The future, and what is barely possible, reads round the next corner.
Steph Curry reads as The Visionary because he did not merely excel within basketball's existing frameworks, he physically redrew what those frameworks allow. An unranked late bloomer who chose Davidson, he expanded his range methodically until defenses had no structural answer.
“Mean I got the 50, 490 once, and that's always as a shooter and a scorer, that's always something you focus on. It's really hard to do, obviously. I want to shoot 40% for three, no matter what. That's something that.”
“No, I've never had that. I do make sure to acknowledge like. Maybe I've done maybe two or three. I want to go back and watch maybe two or three times on this here podcast in the last amazing 30 minutes.”
“Usually, I think about it two possessions after, like, I could have. That's the story. when you like get like the grandparents to tell their kids all their stories about when they were growing up and they embellish a little bit. That's what I have that experience with myself. Oh, I was probably high enough. I could have dunked that.”
“Yeah, I mean You never know how I think shakeout because this league changes so fast. Once you start trying to envision what the future looks like, you row and you rob yourself of the present. So like part of how looking at this year, like they're going to have to contribute for us to reach our full potential.”
Knuckleheads with Quentin Richardson & Darius Miles: “Steph Curry”
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