Stephen Curry on Paris Olympics

Stephen Curry's Olympic journey culminated in a stellar performance at the 2024 Paris Games, where he scored a combined 60 points in the semifinals and final, leading Team USA to a 98-87 victory over France and securing their fifth consecutive gold medal in men’s basketball. Curry's late-game heroics included four crucial three-pointers that helped maintain the team's lead during a tense match. Alongside Curry, LeBron James was named tournament MVP for his consistent contributions, averaging 14.2 points and 8.5 assists, while Kevin Durant made history as the first player to win four Olympic gold medals. The significance of this victory was underscored by the competitive nature of the tournament, with Kerr noting the increased talent globally compared to the 1992 Dream Team. Despite the triumph, Curry hinted that the 2028 Olympics might not be in his future, making this gold even more special. Coach Steve Kerr praised the team's efforts, highlighting their collaborative spirit and the strategic importance of Curry's input during crucial moments in the game.