Draymond Green Drops Stephen Curry MVP Warning After Glaring “Disrespect”

Stephen Curry, turning up the heat in the recent 3-point showdown, received unwavering support from Draymond Green from the get-go. Green’s belief in Curry’s abilities was evident even before the event, as he stood by Steph, contrary to the opinions of many athletes and analysts. Now, as Curry gears up for another headline-worthy event, the East vs. West All-Star game, Green continues to express his support.

In a conversation with Taylor Rooks, Green eagerly voiced his anticipation to witness Stephen Curry hoisting the All-Star MVP trophy. He cited Curry’s placement lower in the rotation as something Steph can see as “disrespect.” With that, Green believes Curry will be coming in hot from the long range.

The exclusive ‘Sabrina vs Steph’ three-point contest was announced well in advance of the festivities. It appears that Steph has been carefully planning his strategy. Interestingly, in the four games before last season’s game against the Utah Jazz, Steph demonstrated a heavy long-range shooting. Averaging an impressive 34 points per game, he unleashed a barrage of three-point attempts, averaging nearly 17 attempts per game. Moreover, he maintained a jaw-dropping accuracy, making more than half of those attempts, sinking 9 threes per game.

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With this, it is safe to say that Steph was on a scorching streak as he entered the three-point contest. Now, if Dray’s remarks hold water, fans can anticipate Steph delivering a spectacular performance, effortlessly stealing the spotlight for himself. Moreover, despite being part of the aging players in the NBA, Steph displayed his enduring brilliance by clinching an All-Star MVP title in 2022, raising his chances to secure another one in 2024.

Stephen Curry marked the NBA’s Saturday night success

The NBA All-Star event stands as one of the most anticipated spectacles of the year. However, the significance of the individual events over the weekend varies among fans, leading to shifts in TV coverage and viewership.

Enter Saturday night, where Steph Curry faced off against Sabrina Ionescu in the exclusive three-point round, injecting a burst of excitement among fans from the moment it was announced. Fans’ excitement translated into success as the viewership reached its peak during their thrilling battle, attracting a staggering 5.4 million viewers. Furthermore, being them was Damian Lillard‘s stellar performance in the Starry Three-Point Contest earlier, as he delivered a barrage of clutch moments.

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As the evening progressed to the often-criticized dunk contest, the viewership from the Saturday night event reached unprecedented heights. With a remarkable 10 million unique views, it marked the most-watched All-Star Saturday Night since 2020. In total, it had 54% more views than last year as well.