Legendary Michael Jordan explains why Stephen Curry is not the best PG in history

Although not playing and during the summer break, Stephen Curry still makes many people mention his name after answering about the best PG in basketball history.

When asked by former NBA star Gilbert Arena if "you are the best dribbling defender of all time," Stephen Curry answered "yes" before mentioning another legendary PG named Magic Johnson.

Stephen Curry's share above has generated much discussion on social media as well as several NBA programs on television.

Some people agree that Curry is the greatest PG by changing the game in the NBA with his fast hitting, 3-pointers and creating a new wave of tactics in basketball.

On the contrary, there are also people who disagree with the "chef" and sided with the legendary Magic Johnson, saying that the former Lakers star only took a short time to dominate the entire NBA with a style of play that is effective. fruit and artist.

In addition, Magic Johnson also has more titles in a shorter time in the NBA compared to Stephen Curry.

Each participant in the debate has their own ideas, but what if the person entering the debate is one of the greatest players in basketball history, "Mr. Air" Michael Jordan?

Sharing through a long message to ESPN's First Take host Stephen A. Smith, owner of 6 NBA championship rings, 6 Finals MVP titles and 5 NBA MVP titles, said:

“The story of who is the greatest is always a never-ending debate, but about the story of the greatest dribbling defender, I would like to have my own opinion as follows.

“First of all you need to explain the position of 'ball defender' correctly in order to have a right argument.

Stephen Curry is undoubtedly the greatest pitcher of all time. And it's true that the way he moves in the game creates a lot of chances for his teammates, plus a long throw rate of 43% 3PT his entire career.

But Magic Johnson is like the inventor of the triple-double. Not exactly invented, but Magic has made this concept more visible to the masses, how it affects the big game.

Quite frankly, triple-doubles are almost exclusively a set of stats for dribbling defenders. From there, I think Magic is the best (in this position - PV).

I could go on with a longer explanation, but I don't want to waste your time. I believe you understood what I meant. Also don't forget that Magic Johnson has won the NBA 5 times," Michael Jordan further explained why he disagreed with Stephen Curry as the best PG.

One of the greatest players in history spoke out about the battle between Magic Johnson and Stephen Curry, along with a detailed explanation of why he chose the Los Angeles Lakers legend.

Stephen A. Smith added that Michael Jordan sent him the message at 5:45 a.m., hoping to read it on television as Mr. Air "is tired of discussions about Magic Johnson. not the greatest PG in history".

Hopefully, there will be more new opinions from top NBA stars so that fans can better understand from an insider's perspective, how they see what a great player is.