Draymond Green and teammates praise Stephen Curry's mentorship. Curry admits when he doesn't know something, figures it out, then shares the answer. His honesty makes younger players feel comfortable asking about his habits and learning from him.
Have you ever asked Steph a question and he go, "Ah, man, I don't know." That's the thing that I like about Steph is that like he real, he really real. If he don't know the answer to the question, he'll be like, "Nah, I don't know." He'll go figure it out and come back and tell you. But if he don't know, he'll say that.
Yeah, he just seemed like hella humble and like don't know what he be doing, but he be doing it.
Do you ever go up to him and be like, "Yo, how'd you do that?" I might ask him about a turn that I noticed that he does, 'cause I be watching. I notice that he does something. And he'll grab a ball and be like, "Well, I guess I do do that." But he didn't realize he did it.
And that is his greatness though. Like, you just be in it, just doing it. But that's how he is. It's always just like, "Yo, what you thinking about?" And he just do, you know what I'm saying? And that's, like I said, that's a part of his greatness.