This is an I-Heart podcast.

Lord have mercy, Wardell, Stefan Curry.

If you haven't seen Steph's performance in Game 7 against the Kings,

and you haven't seen the highlights, you should probably just stop this podcast right now and go watch it.

What we saw, what we witnessed was the elevation from legend to God, to Godhood,

or maybe possibly Goat Hood, as we will get to as well.

Steph Curry did things that we've only seen in NBA Jam,

and we are going to be talking about this performance forever.

50 years from now, people are going to be talking about this Game 7 performance.

So after the embarrassment of Game 6,

where our dubs got blown out at the crib in the largest loss of the Steve Kurt era, Steph.

Steph was not taking no chances with that whole one-team, one dream bullshit.

No, it is going to be Steph show, and that happened from the very tip-off.

If they were going to lose, it was not going to be because Jordan Poole was looking at

baddies' court side and was turning the ball over 10 times.

That's just not what was going to happen.

And what we got, I think, was probably better than his teammates could have even anticipated.

The best game seven performance in NBA history. Let me say that again. That was the best game seven performance in NBA history.

Let me say that again.

That was the best game seven performance in the history of the NBA in existence.

Steph put up a 50 piece against probably their best foe since the 2016 calves, LeBron, Kevin Love,

Kyrie Irving, and a bunch of those role players?

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