Steph Curry's 43-point performance nets Game 4 win for Golden State | NBA | FIRST THINGS FIRST

Did we see the best game ever from Stephen Curry, who led the Golden State Warriors to a Game 4 win with his 43-point performance over the Boston Celtics? Chris Broussard says we might have. Watch as he shares his reaction to Curry putting the Warriors on his back, and why this could be the equivalent of Michael Jordan's flu game.

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[nayresco]

the biggest compliment to Steph is when he gets held to expectations that they hold players who are 6’6 + with amazing athleticism.

[binary]

Broussard is the only guy who had been honest about Steph's performance. This was a top 5 all time finals game

[gooonher]

How is it possible that curry haters exist? Does not make sense. He is a living legend.

[SSJRome]

Everybody has been looking for that signature finals moment from Steph … they don’t have to look any further

[canasena]

The idea that steph is OVERrated by the media is the most propostrous thing I have ever heard about sports.

He is the ONLY guy who as the CLEARLY best player on the winning team did not get fmvp, which is still being defended by the same members of the media

[kalanievans]

Steph got his haters in shambles lol we just gotta get 2 more and these dudes are cooked for life!

[winssports]

Nick wright a 40-10 game by guys who are 6'9, 6'11 shooting 5-10 footers and dunks is not as impressive as a guy who's 6'3 shooting 25 footers. Now Giannis with his 40-20 game was absolutely insane.

[timothypolanco]

Looks like Curry is about to get his first FMVP 💯

[GoatReactz]

And curry should have gotten finals MVP their first title...

[antoniogreen]

Nick loves comparing Steph to 6'9/ 6'11 giants 🤣🤣🤣😭

[jamesrclandi]

If you noticed, Steph didn't have the same ankle breaker moves as he normally does and he still killed it. That dude normally knocks guys off balance with his ankle breakers.

[Ultra-BLV]

9:38 “Klay Thompson was there”. Bro is actually comparing 2017 Klay Thompson to 2022 Klay Thompson. That’s like comparing 2002 Shaq and 2007 Shaq.

[KidLexDC]

LeBron is 6’ 9”, Giannis is 6’ 11”, and KD is )6’ 10”. Stop telling me it’s not different when the dude who is SEVEN INCHES SHORTER than the SHORTEST of those gets a 40 point double double in the finals against a team that just sent two of those dudes home.

[tome]

Brou walked right into that Curry FMVP discussion hahaha

[antoniogreen]

CURRY WILL NEVER GET HIS PROPER RESPECT

[jamesrclandi]

Giannis had major help on the offensive end. Warriors squad hasn't been contributing like they were in the regular or post season in this finals, so yeah, what Steph is doing against one of the best defensive squads solo while being double teamed is crazy!!!

[jordandavis]

Why do people hate Curry?? That's my question. I've never seen a potential top 10 player get hated like that man.

[brandoncrockett]

Hearing Nick complain about the “extra” the media adds to their analysis of Steph’s play is rich lol. There’s a certain favorite player of Nick’s for whom the same thing is done quite often—even when he misses the playoffs.

[YonkoBlackbeard]

8:24 Nick it’s because of people like skip bayless, Kendrick Perkins, max Kellerman, you, and a lot of other people hate on Steph so much we defend him so much

[kevinliu]

Nick just had to rub that in about Lebron did the 40 point double double five different times against golden state in the finals. I see you Nick. 👍