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There has never been a Point Guard in NBA history with the sustained excellence of Steph Curry. I asked Warriors Insider TG has any NBA player meant more to a franchise then Steph Curry in his lifetime? His answer🔽🔽 "It's simply MJ and Steph. Kobe was an icon, but... show more
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@TommyGunnNBA 95% of the media felt that way, but credit to Tommy for changing his position and nobody in the media is 100% accurate in the shots they take!

@TommyGunnNBA That's how they felt after winning three championships? 😂

@TommyGunnNBA Coulda had another dude, this douchebag ain’t it.

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@TommyGunnNBA I agree with the statement that MJ & Steph are the most impactful franchise players. The sustained excellence is debatable. Though I don’t consider him a true “PG”……he’s nowhere close to being over @MagicJohnson in my opinion.

@TommyGunnNBA @MagicJohnson Fair point Emory! Tommy was born in early 90s so in his lifetime! And to the point about Kobe as great as he was, they were still the Lakers. The guy who I believe should be in the convo is Duncan

@TommyGunnNBA @MagicJohnson Thanks for that info David, it definitely makes his point clearer lol. I couldn’t agree more, Duncan definitely belongs in that conversation. Disappointed I didn’t think of Duncan myself. I also have to throw in Bill Russell in that case.

@TommyGunnNBA @MagicJohnson Absolutely. Hosting tomorrow with @adaniels33 2-4p ET on @SiriusXMNBA and will definitely bring up this Duncan argument with AD who I know being a former teammate of TD will have a great perspective on all of it!

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@TommyGunnNBA I’m a big a fan as JB as anyone, but he’s got some rings to capture before entering that rarefied air, BUT he’s the track for sure

@TommyGunnNBA Well, the person who delivered a championship to the Knicks was always going to be in this conversation. At least since the 1990s. He's on the list. No one was ever afraid to play for Golden State.

@TommyGunnNBA To me, turning a $420M franchise into an $11B one and counting practically single-handedly puts him in air he owns by himself as far as meaning to a franchise is concerned, not to mention 6 finals & 4 chips after decades of gloom. Not a single other player has done that.

@TommyGunnNBA Can't be a "Warriors Insider" when you were campaigning to get rid of Steph and build around D'Angelo Russell instead. Y'all still letting this grifter on your shows. You've definitely reached the bottom of the barrel.



