When it is all said and done, Stephen Curry would be one of the greatest to ever dribble the basketball. The 6ft 2’ point guard of the Golden State Warriors has already established himself as the greatest shooter of all time.
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His otherworldly shooting, though, is the reason why all his other tremendous skills on the court do not get as much appreciation as they should.
And one of the best players in the league of the 90s, who also once played for the Warriors, told why it is not just his shooting that makes it difficult to stop the baby-faces assassin.
When Chris Webber talked about what makes Stephen Curry unstoppable like Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant
In his appearance on the Dan Patrick Show, NBA Hall of Famer, Chris Webber, who himself was one of the most unstoppable players during his time in the NBA for an extended period of time in the late 90s and early ‘00s, talked about what makes Stephen Curry unstoppable like Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant.
However, it was not only The Chef’s incredible shooting that C-Web described as something that makes him, him. It’s his ability to take the basketball to the hole that is against the biggest shot blocker in the opposition.
Webber, who was also a terrific defender, but went under the radar because of his offensive genius, even confessed that he would face a tough time in defending the 2x MVP.
Curry really becomes unstoppable because of his prolific game around the rim
When a 6’10 forward who averaged over 20 points and 10 rebounds per game in his 15-year career in one of the toughest eras of basketball says that for a guard. It becomes way more significant than it actually is.
Now, when you would see Curry play, you’d never oversee his ability to convert it to a bucket whenever he is near the rim. It’s over 62% for his career, which is better than several big men in the NBA. Astonishing!
![Jason Williams and Chris Webber have always been known to indulge in strange antics with each other, which was raised by Comedian Andrew Schulz, on his show, Flagrant. Appearing on the show, Jason Williams was asked whether he was involved "in a drive-by paintball shooting of Chris Webber's house in Sacramento". The White Chocolate burst into laughter and "plead the fifth". Williams confessed that maybe "his house caught some bullets along the way". However, to everyone's surprise, he told the comedian that "he [Chris Webber] was probably with me in some them drivebys." Adding to this, Williams also shared a hilarious story of a similar driveby with Webber, where the latter's shoe fell off but he had to somehow get it back. "We were doing that one time..we couldn't get in the gate or something so we decided we're going to go down and do our thing at the security guard at night, right, so we got two little scooters we are riding on these scooters and we dropped them in the dark and we are walking through the woods and whatever, we go the paintballs, we got the rocks, boom boom and we take off and left the scooters. But C Web's shoe falls off. And we got back and I was like 'Bro, where is your shoe?'" The story left everyone in the panel in splits as Williams made the 2021 Hall of Fame Inductee go all the way back to fetch his shoe because living in an all-white community, Webber was probably the only one with that size of shoe. However, on a serious note, the 2006 NBA champion confessed that it was one of the most fun times he had with his former teammate. He added that "it was a blessing in disguise" because they had to play a lot of games in different locations. It is obviously heartwarming to see such a chemistry between the legendary duo of Sacramento Kings. Jason Williams once had to travel in the undercarriage of the team bus Rookie hazing has been a part of teams in the NBA, where the veterans on the team try to build chemistry with young players in their own ways like alotting chores. Chris Webber once narrated one such incident where the rookie Jason Williams hid in the undercarriage of the team bus to avoid it. Upon reaching the hotel, the team noticed that Williams was missing. After searching for some time, the team looked under the bus and there was the 1998 draftee. When Webber asked him the reason, White Chocolate responded, "I don't wanna ride with y'all bi*ches up here." Even though it is a fun tradition among teammates to get to know each other, it did take a toll on the one-time All-Star. However, it was not long after this, the two developed good team ability to make some amazing plays together.](https://cdn-wp.thesportsrush.com/2023/11/7f3ad985-nba-2023-11-08t231816.707.jpg?format=auto&w=384&q=75)
