It is no secret that the Golden State Warriors are one of the better teams in NBA history. They are justifiably garnering much of the attention as we all track their every move and watch in awe as they annihilate the rest of the NBA.
It is also no secret that Steph Curry has usurped the mantle as the best player, biggest star and most marketable player in the NBA. He has dominated in a way we have never seen as a slight, 6’3″ guard who does the majority of his damage 23 feet away from the basket.
Because of this and Steph’s ability to generate never ending content and headlines with his jaw dropping highlights, and the insatiable appetite to compare his legendary season to other greats in other eras, ESPN.com has decided to give Steph related content its own individual page on the ESPN NBA homepage. It is called the “Nothin But Steph” section.
This page is specifically dedicated to only Steph Curry related content, which is available in abundance these days.
We live in a 24/7 news cycle and an era of the rabid sports fan always in search of more content, so having a page specifically dedicated to the best NBA player in the world makes sense.
It’s still pretty incredible to think that a guy who 10 years ago struggled to even receive college scholarship offers now has his own personal section on ESPN’s NBA homepage.
