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When Steph Curry was drafted by the Golden State Warriors in 2009, nobody could have predicted his future impact on the game of basketball.
Curry not only took over the game with his elite three-point shooting prowess, but he also was one of the most electrifying finishers at the rim.
This has turned him into one of the best NBA players over the past decade, and many are already calling him a top-ten player of all time.
However, his career hasn’t been without controversy, especially after this year’s All-Star Game.
Some fans have indicated that, while Curry revolutionized the NBA with his shooting abilities, he is also a reason why the All-Star Game isn’t what it used to be.
Curry seems to have heard the critics loud and clear, as he has recently changed his TikTok bio.
According to Bleacher Report, Curry’s new bio says, “Did not, in fact, ruin basketball.”
Steph’s new TikTok bio does not disappoint pic.twitter.com/PfeTUeJyfH
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) February 21, 2024
This year’s All-Star Game festivities were met with much consternation among NBA fans, as they were frustrated with the game itself.
It was mostly a barrage of three-pointers and alley-oop dunks, which led to the highest-scoring All-Star Game in history.
Whether Curry is frustrated with the current format remains to be seen, but for now, he seems content to talk back to the trolls, letting them know what he thinks of them.
The NBA starts back up on Thursday, February 22nd after a week-long break due to the All-Star Game.
How will Curry and the Warriors start their second half of the season?
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