Steph Curry is widely regarded as the greatest shooter in NBA history and has achieved everything there is to achieve in basketball - but it wasn't always that way

Despite being arguably the greatest basketball player of all time, six-time NBA champion Michael Jordan once offered a rather bizarre take on Steph Curry's Hall of Fame credentials

That would mean trying to do better than what Michael Jordan had accomplished. Rather than pressure himself about it, Steph used that debate as a means to motivate him to always be at his best on the court.

Stephen Curry was shadowed by a combination of rangy wing defenders all night long, forcing him to shoot just 28.5% from the three-point line on 14 attempts while the Nuggets came away with a win in the absence of their three-time MVP Nikola Jokić and star point guard Jamal Murray.

Even with star Stephen Curry out, the Golden State Warriors managed to get past one of the best teams in the Eastern Conference on Tuesday. Behind a big night from Jimmy Butler, the Warriors downed Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Milwaukee Bucks 104-93.

This game was the reason why the Golden State Warriors traded Jimmy Butler. With Stephen Curry taking the night off to rest his sore back, the Warriors bounced back from a deflating loss to the Denver Nuggets to take down the Milwaukee Bucks,