Off Ball Movement Curry Is TOO DANGEROUS ! | NBA 2K27 Play Now Online transcript

The ball is not the problem with Steph Curry. >> He's He's the problem. Steph is most dangerous when he doesn't have the ball, which is not >> It's not many guys all time in our league that's most dangerous without the ball. >> Yeah. >> I'm telling them, listen guys, >> I've been in more than enough wars with those guys, but when Steph decides to cut inside the lane, don't relax. He's coming back up. Right. >> Yeah, he's coming back up.

But you have to have that's reps and reps and reps and reps of actually guarding something that's uncomfortable. Guarding Steph is uncomfortable. And the problem with our guys in our league, they're not comfortable with being uncomfortable. >> And that's why Steph and Golden State will always be relevant cuz they play a uncomfortable style of play. >> What's up YouTube? Back with another video. Today I got some playing out online with the Warriors and instead of doing your typical dribble dribble dribble hide behind screens Steph Curry gameplay that y'all probably seen a 100 times already, I decided to use Curry off the ball.

So what I did was I went to his uh play priorities. I assigned him only three-point priority and then I used the playthrough star game plan so that every possession of the court a three-point play will get called for Curry. And if you want more details on that, I recently made a video going over a lot of things related to offensive play calling. So you can check that out if you need to. But yeah, that's what I did just to, you know, give you a different look from what you would normally see from Curry gameplay.

And yeah, also not the most competitive game ever. I'm still in bronze. This is like my second game ever. So I haven't really been playing play now a lot, so I haven't ranked up, but still trying to get some game plays out. And so yeah, that's pretty much it for the intro. As always, I hope you enjoyed. Thanks for watching and stay tuned for more content. >> Jimmy Butler with the foul. That's his first foul. >> D Rozan outside Golden State with the ball.

Let's go now to the sideline and catch up with Alli Leforce. >> I had a chance to catch up with David. He emphasized that it takes a team effort to defend Curry. No one does it alone. And he added that Steph is so great at relocating when he gives up the ball. They've got to >> Curry. There's the drive. Uses the glass on the layup. Curry's got eight points. >> And if you give Stephlight, he is going to make you pay. >> Here's Strawler. >> 56 seconds left now in the first quarter.

Six to shoot. >> The Nuggets need to get one up. Here's Yic. That one's wide left. They can go two for one if they hurry. And it's crucial that the players are aware of that >> era is over and it's coming a solid shooter from the line. >> Jones sets a screen. Here's Brown. That one off the back iron and out. >> Golden State with the ball. They're on an 112 run. Just one second separating the shot clock and the game clock.

Here's Butler. No points yet. >> Golden State needs to get off a shot. >> Assisting on the play was Curry. Steph Curry. >> The Warriors lead by 12. And we're about two minutes into the second quarter here. >> Pulls it from the top of the key. >> Good. And Butler gets the assist. That's 10 points for Stephen Curry. >> But he's refusing to give the opposition any life right now. >> And if I'm on the floor with that guy right now, I'm just going to keep feeding him the ball.

I mean, why wouldn't you? And here's Butler. >> And as we see, offense is trying to push the pace. Defensively, teams are trying to do the exact opposite, coach. >> Oh, yeah. They're trying to slow it down. >> They don't want these teams out in >> the Warriors lead by 14. >> 114 left in the second quarter. The kick out. Curry >> over Joic. Curry. That's good. Curry's got 14 points for the game. >> And Curry is really putting his stamp on this one. >> Oh, he got him. >> One of the most reliable moves you can make.

So hard not to bite on that up. outside Curry. The three is up and Butler gets the assist. >> 17 points in the game. >> Yeah, I don't care if he's blindfolded. You're always okay with Curry taking a three from that range. >> They kick it out to Murray. >> Tried to come right back with a three of his own, but it's no good. >> About 3 seconds between the shot clock and the game clock. Now here's Moody. >> Still no points. >> Back to Curry. >> Hey, whose man is it? >> Another three. >> Shooting mechanics.

It can seem effortless. And that's exactly what it looks like when Steph Curry lets it fly. >> And here's been Steph Curry with the shot. Been cooking with the sauce. Jeff Curry with the pop. Boy, >> it falls again. He's now for 12. >> Well, defending Curry before he catches the ball is so important. He's got such a quick release. It's turning into a long range. >> Yeah, just going back and forth. It is really competitive out there. >> Pass to Butler to the middle outside.

Curry the three ball and THE WARRIORS WITH ANOTHER THREE. >> Why doesn't he have zip code takeover outside Murray pass to Yic? >> Here's D Rozan again. Denver scores. >> Well, he's a guy they look to go to and You see why? >> And he lost it. Like >> speaking of losing >> Well, you got to go back to the defensive awareness of Joic. Got his hands on the ball and got them going in transition. outside. >> That's tough. >> Curry. >> Where's the defense at, bro? >> Well, the defense needs to be better.

They gave way too much space. >> A moment to hear from Alli Force. >> Thank you. Murray's father is a martial arts practitioner and that discipline's upbringing. Marie said, "Fatigue is one thing. Injuries are another, but after everything I've done to get here, this is easy. I'm always going to have the mental edge. Mental strength means everything." Back to you guys. >> He plays without fear. Okay, Ally, thank you.

Back to Curry for three. >> Rebounded by Denver. >> Murray from outside. Curry from deep. countish. >> Go ahead, Ernie. Show them how it's done. Ernie, >> he makes it look effortless. >> I hate when y'all do that. >> I know. [laughter] >> I know you do. >> You can't fight through that screen. You're giving up an easy look. >> Yeah. And that's the effectiveness of the twoman right there. outside Butler. >> 114 left in the third quarter.

Five to shoot. >> Here's Curry. And the Warriors tack on two more >> in that mid-range area. It's important for Curry to have that quick release. What was the common denominator? >> Well, BA, I think chemistry and culture certainly go a long way, but at the end of the day, nothing beats guys that contribute to winning. I think the most fun I had was probably with the bullets in 95 96 getting on a team that was competing. >> Well, that's Murray answering right from theime. >> Back to Horford on the wing.

Payton Curry. >> Oh, he still got there. >> I should have three >> should do some side steps. >> Oh, he went to the corner because he tried to shoot the gap. I like that. The ball for Golden State. They led the game at one point by 20. >> Outside Porzingis. >> Curry looking it over. Here's Porzingis from deep three-point land. Jokic pulls it down. Now Murray loose FOR THREE. OH, IT'S OFF. Curry outside. >> Look, they're very much in charge.

The game is theirs for the taking. >> And this is where you really want to be mindful. No turnovers, no sloppy play. >> The Warriors lead by 17. They shot it great from deep tonight. I'll tell you, I always thought when I coached, once a couple fall for your team, it can be contagious. >> And as it was happening, as it was building, you knew this was a monster game for Stephen Curry. And watching that last game, you could see the comfort z >> 55 seconds left to play in the fourth quarter. >> A GORGEOUS FEED.

HE HAMMERED IT DOWN. >> WELL, he really knows how to move the ball. Jones making perfectly timed passes to guys who are ready to fire >> outside. CURRY LAUNCHES IT FROM DEEP. [screaming] >> HE JUST DRILLS IT FROM way back. >> And yeah, this is how you put the finishing touches on a game. >> Yeah, any thought of losing this game has been put to bed. >> There's a 4second difference between the shot and game clock. Here's Curry from deep money from three. >> Well, they were the aggressors here and that's the right attitude to have on the road.

Winning away from home takes nerve and great discipline. Kudos to them. There's the block. GG's. GG's. >> To me, Steph Curry, his biggest superpower is that he's in better shape than everybody. What Pat Bev say? Steph Curry, you better get your rest the night before. His superpower is not only the three, man, he going to run your ass 11 miles. And if you ain't ready to run 11 miles, you can switch all you want. >> Well, he has a great motor.

You know, I think a lot of people don't understand how how great his motor is. He never stops moving. You have to guard him as well on the ball as you do off. Like once he gets off the ball, you're probably more scared of him off the ball than you are off. >> A major aspect of Steph's game that often gets overlooked is his incredible movement away from the ball. On average, Curry runs 2 and 12 miles per game. Now, that's double the average distance covered by an NFL wide receiver.