Live Bar Dec. 13 After today's training, Iguodala talked about Curry's imminent breaking of the all-time three-point record.
"This thing is part of a new era — everything is going to be big news, every thing is big news." Iguodala said, "Everyone wants to take advantage of Curry's affair, which makes him a little unable to grasp this matter, you know what I mean?" Everybody's asking him, 'You have to break the record today, and then we can record it and make some money...' The modern basketball environment is like that, that's the environment we're in. ”
"That moment is coming, and we're going to let it come naturally," Iguodala went on, "and we don't have to be in a hurry, we don't have to worry, we want it to happen naturally, and we want Curry to enjoy the process." He'll shoot a thousand three-pointers later, and when he actually retires, we'll embrace his accomplishments and the changes he's made to basketball. ”
Iguodala added: "I think he still wants to win first of all, like I said, you see the greatest players, they're not chasing the unexpected thing of victory, they know how much effort they've come back, they know that no one is up to them, and things like stats and honors come naturally in the process of [pursuing victory]. ”
(Steve Galen)
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