Name: ステフィン･カリーが「最も検索された質問」に答える | Autocomplete Interview | WIRED Japan
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Hey, this is Stephen Curry and this is Wired Autocomplete Interview.

What is Stephen Curry's highest scoring game?

There was a lot of chatter just around, you know, post-championship run reality of, you know, our new team and roster and how it's being defended and all that.

I heard it all and then had the game of my life.

What is Stephen Curry's favorite kind of play?

I'd say probably like a four-point play, you know, getting fouled on a three-point line and knocking down a shot because I get to do my count and have a little fun with it.

That is a great question that I don't even know if I know the answer to.

I think back in 2009, when I went through the pre-draft combine,

It doesn't really matter now, I play below the rim.

What does Stephen Curry eat before a game?

It's usually like grilled chicken, some pasta, a couple of veggies.

It's way better when Aisha cooks it though.

You know, and just try to have a little bit of protein carbs and veggies and get ready for the game.

Usually like three hours before the game.

What song does Stephen Curry listen to before games?

I have a playlist that is probably like an hour long that has all type of music.

It's got some rap, some R&B, some Christian rap, some gospel, some country.

It's got literally everything on there, but I would say Lupe Fiasco and Lecrae are like the two featured artists on most of my pre-game playlists.

This is a very hot topic at our house, so I get the nickname Chef Curry.

Chef Curry with the pot, which is obviously a call to me kind of cooking him up on the court.

Borrow the nickname every once in a while when I'm on the court, but she's the real Chef Curry.

I was always the skinniest kid on the court.

I knew I could play with the best of the best in the country.

I knew that even though I was a late bloomer and didn't pass the eye test, that I could excel at the highest level.

I just needed the opportunity to showcase my skills, and that underrated mindset is part of my DNA forever, so no matter how many accolades and accomplishments I've had,

I still carry that as motivation and inspiration to prove to myself more than anybody that I'm capable of doing great things on and off the court.

When you told me when I went to Davidson, would I ever have a documentary about this part of my life?

I would have been like, what are you talking about?

But now knowing that all the great things that have happened and everything that was born in that experience that I had those three years, it's the perfect title for the origin story of everything that I've been able to accomplish.

Some would say seven is not so late, seven out of 60.

There were three other point guards that were drafted ahead of me, and obviously over the last 15 years,

I've tried to excel at the highest level and make that seventh draft pick status look really, really low, so it's kind of a revisionist history a little bit on that one, but I love the fact that seven is now seen as way too late.

I met Aisha junior year of high school at our church youth group, so we didn't go to the same high school, didn't really date, we're in the same circle of friends, and then dated about three or four years later, and the rest is history.

The OKC shot, the big three in game six of the 2022 finals, there's a lot of them, so that's nice.

We're talking just basketball and not golf.

I had him very recently at hole in one at the American Century Classic on the seventh hole, it was 152 yards, it was pitch and wedge, and then I had a nice little 20 foot eagle putt to win the tournament, so my first ever tournament win there, so I had some really good golf ones too.

I love that, that's a hell of a question.

Wear a size 12 and a half, sometimes a 13, depending on the kicks.

Any idea who might have the biggest in the league?

I would say Shaq, but right now, probably either KD or Joel Embiid maybe, just based off of sheer size.

That was my little game clenching celebration anytime he had a big shot.

It's kind of like put him to sleep, put the kids to bed.

It became kind of the wave after the finals in 22, hit a lot of different sports, still showed itself every once in a while, so pretty cool moment.

Alrighty, will Stephen Curry be in the Hall of Fame?

Hopefully that's pretty much guaranteed at this point.

Not gonna slow me down at all to acknowledge that, but hopefully that's pretty much guaranteed.

It all starts with balance, so if you look at the greatest shooters in the history of the league, nobody shoots the same as somebody else, so we've all kind of perfected our mechanics and are able to repeat the same release and the same shooting tempo, form, balance every single time we shoot, but it all starts in your feet.

If you have bad feet, bad balance, you're never gonna be able to release the ball the way that you want to and have the accuracy and consistency that you need to be called a great shooter, so it all starts with your feet.

I don't even know how to define the lifestyle of just being an all-around great guy.

I like to enjoy my life, enjoy the things I get to do, be present in the moment, take some chances, extend your comfort zone a little bit, on and off the court, on and off the course, family, just trying to have fun and enjoy the blessings that God's given me.

You know, being able to change the game and what we stand for, changing the game for good.

A lot of the ways that the game is played now,

I feel like I've had a huge part in that, how people see their ability to be creative on the court, stretch their range, stretch their imagination, but then also off the court, providing a lot of opportunity and inspiration for people to find their true potential in life and trying to be a big inspiration in that part as well.

Who did Stephen Curry beat in the NBA Finals?

We beat Cleveland three times, 15, 17, and 18, and we beat Boston in the 22 Finals.

We lost to Cleveland once, and we lost to Toronto.

You gotta win something to lose something.

Is there a performance of those four that you felt most proud of?

That was a hostile environment, and we were down 2-1.

We needed to win that to give ourselves some life and had one of my best games of my career, considering the magnitude of that moment, for sure.

I'm the green-eyed monster, as my mom used to call me when I was a little kid.

Yeah, we have some good eyes on our family.