NBA MVP and cover man for both Wheaties and NBA 2K16, Steph Curry practiced a lot this summer. But Curry didn’t work on his weaknesses or gaps in his game. “It’s not like I’ll go in and try to implement a post game, work on a hook shot,” he told the AP. Instead he worked on shooting and ball handling — two things it would seem he could hardly improve. But he can improve — and he’ll need to, as he knows.
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If Curry wanted evidence of the challenges in front of him, he just has to look to his left and right on NBA 2K16 — because Curry’s not the only man on the cover. He’s part of a great triumvirate of talent — the other two pieces being James Harden and Anthony Davis. Harden worked on the same things Curry worked on. Davis worked on shooting too, especially from deep. (Davis is ranked #1 in NBA 2K16 Power Forwards, above Blake Griffin and LaMarcus Aldridge.) Like all accomplished athletes, these three are all Malcolm Gladwell believers. Gladwell talks about putting in 10,000 hours
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