'THE GREATEST MOVE I'VE EVER SEEN” 😳 Steph on this amazing JVG play call

In this clip, JJ Redick talks to Stephen Curry (The Golden State Warriors) about one of the craziest plays we've ever seen from him. It was against JJ's Los Angeles Clippers and made Jeff Van Gundy say "That could be the greatest move I've ever seen."

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[jeffpallija]

Coach be like that’s a great play don’t ever do that again.

[shawnturner]

If you’ve never just dribbled outside with your friends, no hoop, just you and them, and they are all chasing you, trying to steal the ball…this is exactly like that

[AdamJay___]

Nah the funny thing was during that broadcast right before that move JVG was joking with Mark & Mike saying how come every time somebody does something good they say it’s the best thing they’ve ever seen, then of course Steph does that move & JVG said what he said half seriously & half sarcastically 😂😂😂😂 it was perfect timing 😂

[ZaiahSoFr]

no fr. he changed 2k. the dribble moves are kyrie/curry combos. it was never like that b4 2k 16.

[lamontbillingslb]

The fact he had CP3 behind him and he still brought the ball behind his back and crossed him without knowing is crazy 😜

[SpeedHomeAttack]

This is when you’re in the zone, don’t even think about what you’re doing you just do it.

[bigchanchan]

Steve Kerr:”HEYY-Oh alright alright that’s fine I guess.”

[medicenlocutor]

I'm so happy I saw that move live. Everything about that play, Kerr's reaction, Van Gundy's commentating, everything was peak Steph Curry. If I only had one opportunity to explain who Steph was to a young NBA fan who never got to see him, that's the play I would choose right there. His ability to light up a crowd and have you jumping frantically saying "WTF did I just witness" is all on display in that single moment right there.

[alvin]

Tbh Steve Kerr is a great coach made adjustments on how to handle his player strengths and weaknesses

[soggygrit]

The shot that made Kerr realize “no shot is a bad shot for steph”

[DatBoiGloomy]

Steves reaction to all of it is what makes the clip so iconic. Its shows how much of a “bad shot” it was at the time before teams started lighting it up from beyond. One of the best basketball clips ever imo

[jgray]

Kerr's reaction is possibly my favorite basketball clip ever.

[jferrante]

I love how on the pod JJ talks about how he was on the court at the time, but he stayed with his defender in the corner and didn't end up as part of this piece of perfection/utter failure (depending on if you're a fan of the Clips).

[dcdj]

I was there. Jeff’s right. Greatest move I’ve ever seen live too. Whole section, Warriors & Clippers fans, were just shaking our heads collectively in disbelief.

[xIpyschoIx]

The creativity but smoothness to do the behind the back right in front of chris is what made special and the 3 was icing on the cake

[david_chuka]

That was Kerr's first year coaching Steph. He adapted later.

[kelleyeidem]

That was the shot that got me hooked on Curry. It was a Holiday (Christmas?) game and the TV was on. Prior to tuning in, I had never heard of Curry because I wasn't watching BB.

[MiscoDegrasso]

That's was crazy the dribble through those players, 4 of them 😂❤..really clean dribble and perfect..

[gordonbradbury]

I remember watching that play and hearing that call, so funny to see Currys reaction

[jeremyirons]

remember that one where he went behind the back on the baseline against cp3 and cp3 fell down. that was also sick!