Grant Hill applauds Steph Curry’s resume: ‘He’s not done yet!’ | Stephen A’s World

It is a fact that Steph is the greatest shooter of all time, no one is going to debate that, but how can you evaluate if after this championship, Steph has risen to be one of the 10 best players in NBA history What is your position on that right now? After seeing what you've seen in these NBA Finals, you know he has to be in that conversation a little bit. There are so many guys that are so deserving, but I think what he's

done

and leading this team, you know you didn't have it. klay thompson many people questioned if

steph

could return to that level of 2015 2016, that mvp performance that he had those two years that now he is older and he has shown that he still has it and on this stage in the finals,

steph

en a had his best performance minus that game, I play five uh uh back in San Francisco, but yeah, I mean, you know it's his

resume

when you look at his

resume

and the thing is he's not

done

yet, I mean, I still think he has a chance, uh.

Not only to put together all-star games and certain achievements, but this team has a realistic chance of coming back here and winning again next season. I'll come back to you about Steph Curry and the Warriors, and of course I'll ask you about Boston before this interview is over, but I want to transition to your book. You know, the game and the autobiography. I want to talk about that for a second. I want to know what inspired you to write this book and what you have to say. We talk about legacies I've often told people that Grant Hill had a problem with his ankle that he had that he had that nasty injury that you could never get out of when I would recover when I think of you I'm not going to I'll lie to you, I think of Vince Carter, I think about Kobe Bryant, I think about Michael Jordan, you had that kind of game, my brother, yeah, I mean, it was something special to behold when you were completely healthy, tell me about this autobiography and the kind of things you say here, Yes, I appreciate that compliment now.

You know I had a crazy trip. You know, great success, team success at Duke Detroit those years and then some really dark moments. Concerns about whether I will play again and then come back. as a role player, uh, and then getting into the hall of fame in 2018, I think that really sparked this idea of ​​well, let me reflect, let me tell my story, there's a lot of things that people don't know, particularly with my injury, some of the challenges I had early in my career some of the behind the scenes stories of what happened when I was in Detroit and I was kind of an elite player, but you know what it was a great process, I feel like I learned a lot about myself. same.

Sometimes it was also difficult to face certain things. It's hard to be honest with yourself. But ultimately it was therapeutic. It was liberating and at times terrifying to go back and relive and remember some of those good and bad moments throughout my career. Hill, when you think about your life and your career, I mean you have wonderful parents, a wonderful family, a wonderful wife, I mean you, I just mean you, you are one of the truly blessed people on this planet Earth and people really knew who surrounds you and you are one of the best people I know.

I asked this question in all honesty. It would seem that an injury is the only thing there was. It's unfortunate when it comes to looking at your life, but knowing you, know better. so I asked this question as you reflect on whether it's college or prose or afterward, what's the biggest thing you regret about the wonderful life Grant Hill has had? Well, there are some things I probably regret. I think, first of all, trusting my instincts when it comes to my injuries instead of trusting doctors and other people, I think that's something I regret, you know, look, I think, in First of all, I appreciate you saying that.

I think I've had a very blessed life, very fortunate to have raised my parents, all that in the book that I got into even with all those advantages, all those privileges, you know, I still had things, I still had things that I could go with. I was dealing with, I had issues with lack of confidence, I had issues with wanting to stand out, I stuttered, you know, I had a lot of things you know, insecurities and so being introspective and revealing and taking off that armor and being authentic and transparent and kind of present, you know my strengths and my flaws, you know that was something that It took me a minute to get used to the idea of ​​that, but um, but yeah, I thought it was important for you to know, look, no matter who we are, no matter what that we go through, we have things, we have baggage and we have things that I'm dealing with and I tried to share that understanding of the privileges that I have had and continue to have in my life.

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