"That light skin brother is knocking at the door!" - Kendrick Perkins on 3-time NBA champion still adding to his trophy case with another major milestone for Golden State Warriors
ESPN analyst Kendrick Perkins gave props to Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry for winning his first West Conference Finals MVP.
As one of the most decorated athletes in the current era, Steph Curry has earned a ridiculous number of accolades. He has also establishing his position in NBA history. Although he has won three NBA titles, one award has always eluded him: The Finals MVP.
With the Warriors' 120-110 win on Thursday night, Curry also earned his first Western Conference finals MVP. To congratulate him, Kendrick Perkins tweeted:
Steph Curry still adding to his Trophy Case!!! That light skin brother is knocking at the door. Carry the hell on…
"Steph Curry still adding to his Trophy Case!!! That light skin brother is knocking at the door. Carry the hell on..."
Many people feel that Steph Curry has been snubbed from several Finals MVP wins. However, as the analyst mentioned, this season presents a unique opportunity for the superstar.
Curry has had a decent season by his standards. But the 34-year old has hit a higher level in the playoffs. With the WCF MVP in hand, Curry may bring his best game again as the Warriors head into their Finals matchup.
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Curry and the Dubs will be hungrier than ever for the title after a two-year hiatus from the NBA's biggest stage.
Kendrick Perkins believes Steph Curry could win his first NBA Finals MVP with the Golden State Warriors
The Golden State Warriors are preparing for their sixth NBA finals appearance. Not just that, they are also preparing for the possibility of winning their fourth NBA title in the last eight years. After injuries kept them out of the playoffs the past two years, the Warriors look formidable again.
Golden State Warriors have benefited from the constant effort and support from their frontcourt trio featuring Green alongside Andrew Wiggins and Kevon Looney.
On paper, the Golden State Warriors could be favored to win it all, regardless of their matchup from the East. All things considered, by virtue of the Warriors' odds, Kendrick Perkins is justified in his belief in Steph Curry.
Curry's influence on the team and his overall contributions make him beyond essential to Golden State's success.
While there are several players who have unique value on the Warriors' roster, Steph Curry remains an invaluable piece.