Famous reporter: The Warriors used to be a super bad team and then Curry came, he was like a god in the Bay Area

August 14th, famous reporter Marc J Spears (a Bay Area native) talked about the impact of the Bay Area and Curry's joining the Warriors on the Bay Area when he participated in the podcast of TheOGs.

Spears said: "There is no disrespect to those guys, but the Warriors are a super bad team except for the past 10 years. The fans are crazy about the RUN-TMC group (Tim Hardaway, Richmond, Chris Mullin) who have only been combined for two years. The fans are crazy about a Black Eight Warriors team, but they have only made rounds again and again. This also proves how bad the Warriors team was.

"Then Curry came, and when Curry got into the state, he was surrounded by Clay and Chasing Dreams... Curry had such a huge influence on the Bay Area, and he brought the entire Bay Area together. Some old ladies and aunts who never watched the football all wore the No. 30 jersey to watch the football on the spot because of him. If the Warriors had a game that day and there was no TV in the restaurant that could watch football, then no one would go to the restaurant at all.

"Curry's influence on the Bay Area is completely incredible. For example, if someone says something happened to Curry in the Bay Area, then those people (gangsters) in Oakland (formerly the location of the Warriors Arena) will drive over to rescue him. That's it, he's there like a god. On the day Curry retired, there will definitely be many people in the Bay Area who will cry." Spears said.