NBA legend Stephen Curry reveals dream presenters for his future Hall of Fame induction ceremony

Stephen Curry has been in talks for being inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame. However, according to sources, that is not happening anytime before the year 2031. But it will definitely happen. Recently, former NBA legend Vince Carter surprised the athlete in Toronto for a short but extensive interview. Carter asked Curry about his dream presenters when he is inducted into the Hall of Fame. Curry instantly revealed the names that crossed his mind and it included Hall of Famer Carter.This is not the only thing that the duo talked about. Stephen had a long-lasting impression on the youth, influencing their interest in basketball. The same goes for Carter as well. Both Curry and Carter talked about how their game has influenced the young athletes and how they feel about bringing a wave of change within the sport, as well as the league.Vince Carter surprised the Golden State Warriors legend Stephen Curry during a recent interview. While the duo talked about a vast range of topics, a particular statement made the highlight of the interview. Carter asked Curry, “Hall of Famer, when your time comes, who will be sitting up there with you? Have you ever thought about that?” The question amused the NBA athlete as he proceeded to reveal the names. Curry replied, “I actually haven’t.”Even though the Warriors legend had not given a thought about the names before, he did have a few names that instantly crossed his mind. “I mean you [Vince Carter], Steve Nash, Reggie Miller and Ray [Allen] are like the names to think off top my head. Those are my guys though. It's crazy to even say it out loud. I guess the only thing is being able to embrace the fact that there are less days ahead on the court than they were behind.” Steph further added, “So I don’t run away from the fact of your basketball mortality. I know that I don’t have that many years left. The idea of just honing it on and now. Like there is a sense of urgency at the moment, because I still have lots to prove on the court. I won’t get too ahead of myself.” Stephen demonstrated his humble attitude through the reply. Even though fans do believe that the athlete is worthy of the Hall of Fame induction, Stephen rather tends to believe that he has so much more to do within the court.The Golden State Warriors legend, during the interview, was asked how he felt about changing the game since he joined the league. The follow-up question talked about if he had embraced it yet. Steph replied, “This is how I play the game. This is how I know I can be successful and my creativity kind of express that way.” The athlete talked about how he has seen progress in the game ever since he joined. More 3-pointers are being scored and that has even reached the grassroots level. Talking about his influence, he stated, “I love that kids are inspired. I want the kids to have fun while playing the game.”Also Read: Kevin Durant keeps rewriting history as another all-time scoring milestone nears