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‘2 Goats’: Twitter reacts to interaction between Michael Jordan and Stephen Curry

Published 09/26/2021, 3:46 AM EDT

Michael Jordan and Stephen Curry were recently seen interacting in an Instagram story posted by Erik Peyton. The screenshot of the story made its way to Twitter. This broke the internet, with NBA fans taking to Twitter to react to the two basketball stars spending some time together.

Stephen Curry is currently training for the upcoming NBA 2021-22 season with the Golden State Warriors.

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Reaction to Michael Jordan and Steph Curry’s interaction

The reactions to two generational stars interacting with each other from NBA fans on Twitter were hilarious.

Michael Jordan and Steph Curry. 🔥
(via erickjpeyton/IG) pic.twitter.com/5E1Y2PhKjs
— Hoop Central (@TheHoopCentral) September 25, 2021

2 goats
— 𝘼𝙢𝙖𝙭🧩 (@Amax2bh) September 25, 2021

The two players who changed the game finally sitting down and doing an interview 👌🏾
— Real Recognize Real (@LADMookiewood) September 25, 2021

LeBrons fathers bonding you love to see it
— Official🐐||(0-0) and (2-0)| (@Officialj0nn) September 25, 2021

LeBron owns both
— 👑 (@LeBronGoCrazyy) September 25, 2021

He said Curry wasn’t a hof
— . (@HoodieBronn) September 25, 2021

“Curry, thank you for convincing KD to join the warriors so that Lebron couldn’t tie or pass me in rings. But imma need u to convince another star to come to the warriors cuz I’m scared, Lebron can do it”.
— Somewhat Happy Lakers Fan (@OprahSideClark) September 25, 2021

LeBrons kids getting along
— LeGOAT OWNS JorMickey (@JorShitStain) September 25, 2021

‘You know if I played in your era I’d be a better shooter than you right?’
— millionaire one (@millionaireone2) September 25, 2021

lebron’s sons spending some time together
— dean 🦂 (@DeanScorpion_) September 25, 2021

Y’all just out here hating bro, Curry and MJ just playing golf lmao y’all need to go outside
— Patrick Williams biggest fan (0-0) (@Drew48724517) September 25, 2021

Steph Curry’s season in review

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Steph Curry returned last season from a hand injury that he suffered during the 2019-20 NBA season. Despite this, he ended up breaking a few records last season. The Golden State Warriors point guard became the first guard since Michael Jordan (1995-96) to score at least 25 points on 50% shooting in 9 straight games.

Curry also broke James Harden’s record of most threes made in a month in NBA history as he scored 85 in April 2021. Three-pointers remain Curry’s forte as he broke yet another three-pointer-related record last season. He became the fastest player to reach 300 three-pointers in one season over the course of just 58 games.

Curry also became the Warriors’ all-time leading scorer as he moved past Wilt Chamberlain with 17,784 points. Last season, he averaged 5.2 three-pointers each game, the highest average in NBA history.

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Shalom Saldanha is an NBA writer at EssentiallySports. Currently pursuing his journalism degree, he has previously worked as a sports corresspondent for India Shorts/Business Upturn. A Giannis Antetokounmpo and Bucks fan, Shalom primarily got into the sport after discovering that he shared a mutual love for Arsenal with the Greek Freak.

‘2 Goats’: Twitter reacts to interaction between Michael Jordan and Stephen Curry

Reaction to Michael Jordan and Steph Curry’s interaction

Steph Curry’s season in review

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