Stephen Curry swished half-court shot to end NBA All-Star Game
By Dan Favale
Stephen Curry ended the 2016 NBA All-Star Game in true Stephen Curry fashion.
And you never saw it.
As the final seconds of the Association’s megastar exhibition ticked away, it looked as if the West, already leading the East 193-173, would dribble out the rest of the game. So, naturally, the cameras panned to Kobe Bryant, who was playing in his 15th and final All-Star tilt, to catch one last glimpse of him enjoying the festivities.
But while that was going on, Curry, not to be outdone by Kobe’s All-Star swan song, acquiesced to the crowd’s demands and fired away from just inside the half-court line. He of course swished it, because he is Stephen Curry, and in his world, neither rims nor offensive limitations exist:
Let this be a lesson to everyone everywhere—especially television executives, cameramen, board operators, etc.
Under no circumstances are we to ever stop watching Stephen Curry. Never, ever.
Ever.