A testament to the rivalry of LeBron James and Steph Curry is how every team in the NBA is built to knock them off. Last offseason, after that horrible loss to Cleveland, the Warriors signed Kevin Durant. This year, in the Finals, they put it on the Cavs, winning in five games.
When the offseason began, KD’s old team, the Oklahoma City Thunder made a trade for Paul George. That same timespan saw the Rockets make a trade for Chris Paul. All of that was just so teams could keep up with them and Boston made the Gordon Hayward situation happen.
This morning, Steph Curry’s media day interview went viral, where he was asked about going to the White House. Keeping it a buck, Steph said he didn’t want to go, but it wasn’t about him, it was about his team, leading Donald Trump to withdraw Curry’s invitation, saying it was an honor, so if he didn’t want to go, so be it. Now, Curry’s biggest oncourt rival, LeBron James, steps up to let Trump know what it is.
