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So we're finally here, game one of the NBA finals tomorrow, Celtics and

warriors from San Francisco.

And I can't believe some of the talk that I'm hearing about Steph Curry, that he needs to be an MVP of an NBA finals to really solidify his legacy.

What the hell are people are talking about? I mean, Steph Curry would start on every single team in the NBA.

Every team in a league wishes they had Steph Curry.

He's a generational talent.

He is without question one of the top players to ever play in the NBA and arguably the greatest shooter of all time

Already won three rings two MVPs. I mean the guy has done it all and here's something else that Steph Curry has done.

He's changed the way the game is played.

Think about Steph Curry when he came into the league out of Davidson.

Think about the way the game was played back then.

Think about how the game evolved with Curry and his three-point shooting.

Drive by any gym, go outside, where kids are playing basketball, go to AAU games, and what do you see everyone practicing?

Three-point shots. That's Steph Curry. Steph Curry has changed a lot in the NBA. Class act, role model,

consummate professional. We can go on and on. The fact that we're even having this conversation,

that he needs to be an MVP of a finals to really

solidify his legacy is absurd it is stupid and quite frankly I think that talk is

embarrassing.

Steph Curry, plain and simple, is great with a capital G.

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