Stephen Curry reportedly gave “the greatest speech of his career” before playing the Kings in Game 7, because he was so disgusted with their Game 6 loss

Stephen Curry delivered powerful speech before 50 point game

Stephen Curry has played well, all season long, but injuries held him back. Honestly, the Golden State Warriors have looked like a team of the past. For whatever reason, the Warriors couldn’t gain any real momentum, this season. As a result, they finished at only 44-38. This is a terrible record for a team coming off an NBA championship. That said, they earned the sixth seed in the playoffs. Given the state of things, the Sacramento Kings looked like they’d beat the Warriors. 50 Game 7 points from Steph ended those thoughts.

Stephen Curry is the most unlikely NBA all-time great. Nevertheless, he has become the biggest star of his era. When the Golden State Warriors drafted Curry, he did not appear to be their franchise player. Instead, he looked more like a potential second option to Monta Ellis. However, he was more likely to just be a role player. With the opportunities he gained, Steph managed to slowly become the Warriors’ franchise player. After that, he led them to four championships.

Stephen Curry played dominantly in every NBA Finals series. Despite that, he watched while Andre Iguodala and Kevin Durant won Finals MVP awards, instead of him. Never one to be upset, Steph just bided his time. Regardless, he was still the Warriors’ guy. After all, he won two straight regular season MVP awards. Finally, 2022 saw Steph win Finals MVP. None of that mattered when playing the Sacramento Kings. In Game 6, the Warriors got blown out. As a result, Steph gave a long speech, telling Klay and Draymond he was disgusted. Then, he dropped 50 in a Game 7 win.

Source: Bleacher Report

Stephen Curry delivered powerful speech before 50 point game