Stephen Curry's off-ball movement is among the best in the NBA, and now he has a sneaker that matches that energy.

Google announced a multiyear deal with NBA star Steph Curry on Wednesday at its Made by Google event. As part of the deal, Curry will use AI from Google's Cloud to get better at the game he's played for years. And while I respect Curry landing this gig, no one can convince me that AI knows ball.

Steph Curry needs no added motivation. Or, more accurately, can't quite harness it. “I would think that there’s not enough external motivators to bring the driv

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Regarding ball handling, Kyrie Irving is in a league of his own. A large majority consider the Dallas Mavericks star among the hardest players to defend.

With his every move followed by fans in China's Cyberpunk city, Chongqing — a tech-infused, innovation hub — Curry put on a show, with a four-day basketball extravaganza, fusing training, mentorship, sneakers, technology and a rockstar energy that few athletes would be able to replicate.

Legendary rap artist E.D.I. Mean has distinct comparison for Drake and Kendrick Lamar by using NBA stars Stephen Curry and LeBron James.

To say that Stephen Curry is the greatest shooter in NBA history is moot at this point. Beyond that distinction, the Golden State Warriors superstar stands as one of the greatest