And then there’s this

I watched the first half of last night’s game on ESPN while pretending to work out at the gym, but then I left, because I’m old, and then I was busy today with work, so I didn’t check what happened until tonight when I plugged Stephen into Google News.

Which popped up the following headline from The Big Lead: Kobe Survives the Stephen Curry Show.

Which linked to Marcus Thompson’s story, which started with these two sentences:

Warriors guard Stephen Curry had a question for Los Angeles Lakers guard Kobe Bryant.

With Lakers guard Shannon Brown at the line, Curry asked Bryant if he was worried.

Curry. Asked Bryant. If he was worried. During a game, by the way, against the defending NBA champs, in which he had 29 points and nine assists and not one turnover. Just when I feel my interest sort of start to wane ... Rookie of the Year. Cornerstone.

Talking about Stephen

Off the Schneid: Curry is a quarterback trapped in a basketball jersey. WarriorsWorld.net: Curry pulls the shot trigger faster than frogs snatch flies. Maurice Brooks on ESPN.com: It looks as if he is playing at Davidson again. Headed to Dallas for the Rookie Challenge. The team. Press release. Says The Big Lead: Stephen Curry Has Exceeded All Expectations. Except, of course, his own, and those of his coaches in the NBA, and those of his coaches in college, and those of the rest of us who watched him play more than once or twice before this past November.

The backlash to the backlash

The Big Lead.

A Square Game!

On The Big Lead: Perhaps if Dell and his wife had spelled his name properly Davidson wouldn’t have to make ironic t-shirts.