Point guards Stephen Curry and Kyrie Irving have undoubtedly been two of the most influential players of the 21st century because of their offensive elegance and captivating styles of play. The two small guards give young fans the outlet to emulate their style by tricking themselves into believing they can someday replicate the handle of Irving or shoot like Steph. It’s why signature sneakers of big men never generate the same revenue as the shoes of guards do, since the latter are far more relatable to younger fans because of their stature.
Read MoreBrooklyn Nets guard Kyrie Irving is in the spotlight again.
Read MoreDuring the Golden State Warriors ring ceremony, now four-time champion Stephen Curry took the mic during the ceremony to address the fans–– thanking them for their continued support of the franchise. After sharing the team's gratitude with the fans, he showed support to W.N.B.A. Star Brittney Griner, who has been detained and incarcerated in Russia since February.
Read MoreIn most cases the team that wins the NBA championship is considered to have the highest chance at winning it all next season until proven otherwise. That is, unless another team in the offseason acquires a few players that stack the cards in their favor so to speak.
Read MoreThere’s been a lot of talk since the beginning of the playoffs about “most skilled” duos of all time. The particular onset was Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving, who are all-time greats and some of the most skilled players to step onto the court, battling their way through the play-in tournament before being swept in the first round by the Boston Celtics.
Read MoreAfter the Warriors win against the Brooklyn Nets Saturday, star point guard Kyrie Irving gave rookie Johnathan Kuminga his game-worn jersey. Kuminga, in his first year at the NBA level by way of the NBA G-League’s Ignite team, played his high school hoops at St. Patrick School located in Elizabeth, New Jersey. Similarly, Irving also played his high school hoops St. Patrick High School before his infamous one-and-done season at Duke University.
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