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Position: G
Born: 03/14/88
Height: 6-3 / 1.91
Weight:185 lbs. / 83.9 kg.
Salary: $40,231,758
Born: 03/14/88
Height: 6-3 / 1.91
Weight:185 lbs. / 83.9 kg.
Salary: $40,231,758
Along the way, Kobe Bryant has recruited athletic pals, luring in the likes of former quarterback Peyton Manning and current NBA star Steph Curry. “Really just having the halo of Kobe Bryant attached to Art of Sport has opened doors across the board,” says Brian Lee, the serial entrepreneur who co-founded Art of Sport, as well as The Honest Company and LegalZoom. But while acknowledging the advantages having Kobe Bryant on the team brings, Bryant Stibel co-founder, brain scientist, and part-time USA TODAY columnist, Jeff Stibel says, “You should remember that for the first five years or so, we kept our relationship with Kobe confidential. We wanted the work to speak for itself.”
Stephen Curry wants to play in 2020 Olympics
Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry is committed to playing for Team USA in next summer’s Olympic Games in Tokyo. “That is the plan, for sure,” Curry said in an interview with ESPN’s Rachel Nichols. “You know, obviously knock on wood, you don’t want any injuries or things like that to interfere.”
This would mark Curry’s first appearance in the Olympics, an experience he is looking forward to, when asked specially by Nichols if he was committing to the team. “Definitely wanna go,” Curry said. “I’ve never been on the Olympic team. I’ve been on two World Cup Championship gold medal teams. But the Olympics is the experience that I want. And next year will hopefully be it.”
Curry says he is confident that the Americans can still reign supreme when they put their best players on the floor. “We’re still the best,” Curry said. “If we get the guys that are supposed to be there, in terms of, you know, representing us in the Olympic stage and the commitment’s been there, and I think it’ll be there next year.”
“At the end of the day, we live in an age where choice at the forefront, and K, you know, made a decision for himself and you can’t argue that,” Curry said. “I wish we could still play with K. He’s an unbelievable talent, unbelievable person. We accomplished a lot together. But– you know, things have changed a little bit. So you obviously wish him the best, obviously with his recovery first and foremost and things on and off the court. But we’re gonna have to battle down the road. So this should be a fun, new experience on that front too.”
When asked about Durant’s quote to the Journal that “nobody could get a full acceptance of me there,” Curry held to the belief that Durant had to make the best decision for himself and the Warriors would always cherish the two championships the group won together with Durant during his three-year stint with the team. “I mean, that’s tough,” Curry said. “There’s so many narratives that go on, especially when you’re at the top of the league. No matter how, you know, the full transition happens to Brooklyn, him separating himself from the Warriors — that’s gonna happen. I think he knows, you know, what we were about as teammates, what we were about as friends on and off the court.
