He's the only guy that comes to mind when it comes to blitz and double teams, chasing this guy around 24/7. You cannot let up. It's not even close. As soon as he steps across that half court line, you have to be on him because he makes those shots. KD/Luka, you have to be on them but you ain't gotta put that kind of pressure like you do on Curry. Lebron, you just hope he shoots lol.

Steph is generational talent player… once in a lifetime player… if you are bball lover u should appreciate stpeh

Bro had flashbacks😭

PTSD 🤣

Gotta' watch out for Green cuz' he could fake and then he may come and drive up to someone and choke 'em out. lol

@@thegreatbambi5674 Hella Funny

Klay...klay led the league in catch and shoot 3's more than curry and how's he getting open..OFF BALL MOVEMENT

@@kiloangels klay stands on a spot. He doesn’t move as much and doesn’t require someone on his hip at all times

@@kiloangels I love Klay but his off ball shots are mostly a set up by the team, while Steph is the main accessory to set it up with green.

In NBA HISTORY. He is 1 of 1

​@@kiloangelsbec of steph

Keep my wife's name out your fucking mouth! 😤

It's actually a really good question interview wise. Makes him talk about the tough defensive challenges he faced and what he took away from them to get better. And he gave really good, insightful answers that say a lot about himself and about what makes his opponents special. What's the problem?

@mat well the problem is that everyone says that about these guys. A better question is not what did you learn from these guys but how did you apply what you've learned from them to your game with examples. That takes the perpespective off the other stars and makes it more about Bridges and his own experience using the things he learned from super stars, that everyone obviously already knows. Everyone knows Curry is scary off ball, everyone knows Luka can foul bait, everyone knows that PG is like the prototypical elite body type and skillset for a star basketball player. Talking about his own experiences with the things he learned makes a more full story and allows him to talk more about what happened rather than how he feels. Also allows him to put his personality into. All in all to me, of course just my opinion, that's a better question that leads to a more interesting answer becuase aren't we interviewing Bridges and not Luka or Steph, or PG? To me this clip was less about Bridges and more about those guys which seems like the opposite of what was intended.

@@Ahilliard44 I think the question implies a personal answer. He could have said something like this: "i learned that im not as in good condition as i thought i was. When i saw [X Player] chasing him around screens and making him work, i thought i could do that too, espcially with my frame. But then you get to match up with him, and you see its way different. Its like you're guarding the whole team, cause there's the handoffs, the screens, chasing him around them, and when he puts the ball on the floor. There's a lot you see on the film and think 'oh i can do that' but then get in the game, and your body starts telling you you're not at that level of conditioning yet. So i had to work on that, and make myself able to keep that level of physicality and attention when we play the Steph and the warriors." reminds me of something Fox said