“He’s a Two Trick Pony”: Analyst Insults Stephen Curry, Calls Golden State Warriors’ Fans “Weak A**”
Follow Us
Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry isn’t even among the top 25 players of all-time according to radio host Adam Clanton. Clanton wasn’t impressed when ESPN ranked Curry as 13th while ranking the top 74 players in NBA history.
On Tuesday, ESPN released its list of players ranked from 11 to 40 in NBA history. Curry apparently was 13th on the list. Replying to ESPN on Twitter, Clanton criticized them for ranking Curry so high. Calling him a “two-trick pony,” he claimed that Curry had a very high rank for a player who does not have any Finals MVP awards to his name.
“No one who is a real expert would ever have Steph Curry as the 13th-best NBA player of all time. He’s not even Top 25, and it’s laughable how much your network slobbers all over that two-trick pony who’s never even won a Finals MVP. Save at least a shred of your dignity,” his tweet read.
ADVERTISEMENT
Article continues below this ad
No one who is a real expert would ever have Steph Curry as the 13th-best NBA player of all time. He’s not even Top 25, and it’s laughable how much your network slobbers all over that two-trick pony who’s never even won a Finals MVP. Save at least a shred of your dignity.
— Adam Clanton (@adamclanton) May 12, 2020
Clanton later also admitted that Curry was amongst the best players in the league in the current generation. However, he wasn’t among the all-time best players according to Clanton.
“He can shoot and pass. One of those better than 99% of the current league. Great. He ain’t No. 13 all-time. ESPN continues to be a joke,” one of his replies read.
After comments against Stephen Curry, Clanton shared his discontent with Golden State Warriors fans
Clanton wasn’t done with calling Curry overrated in ESPN’s rankings. He went against the Warriors fans, who he thought were fans only until their team won. The Warriors rose to prominence in the last decade in an incredible manner.
They have been in the last five NBA Finals, winning three of them. However, they had a dismal 2019/20 season. They were at the bottom of the Western Conference prior to the league’s suspension. Clanton believed many Bay Area fans had changed to other teams after the dismal season.
Trending
Draymond Green’s Eyes Reveal Warriors’ Tricks Admits LeBron James, 7 Days After Best Friends Stood at Odds
March 27, 2024 02:02 PM EDT
Why Did Caleb Love Leave UNC? Is Ex-Teammate’s Girlfriend The Reason Behind This Move?
November 11, 2023 03:27 PM EST
$75 Million Opportunity Threatens Suns X-Factor’s Position as Matt Ishbia and Co Risk Hefty NBA Penalty
March 28, 2024 01:30 AM EDT
Damian Lillard Calls Out Caitlin Clark’s Iowa’s Unfair Advantage Over West Virginia: March Madness
March 26, 2024 04:30 AM EDT
“I Have No Money…Please Let Me Just Stay on the Couch”: Carmelo Anthony Narrates Unfortunate Tale as He Relives Hilarious Encounter
March 28, 2024 12:50 PM EDT
Get instantly notified of the hottest NBA stories via Google! Click on Follow Us and Tap the Blue Star.
Follow Us
I absolutely love hack #Warriors fans who aaaaaaaalways seem to find my tweets and flood my mentions with their recycled lame. Y’all have been wearing #Lakers jerseys all season while your “dynasty” died on the training room table.
— Adam Clanton (@adamclanton) May 12, 2020
ADVERTISEMENT
Article continues below this ad
The Warriors run in recent years is often compared to the Chicago Bulls’ dominant years in the 1990s. However, Clanton believed that the Warriors teams are too “soft”. He tweeted that The Last Dance is exposing the difference and that Michael Jordan would have run through the Warriors side.
Matter of fact, while I’m here laughing at you all so worked up in my mentions: the only thing more whack than Curry ARE these weak ass Bay Area fanboys. I love that along with LeBron stans, #TheLastDance has also exposed those #Warriors teams as soft. Would’ve been smoked by MJ.
— Adam Clanton (@adamclanton) May 12, 2020
ADVERTISEMENT
Article continues below this ad