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Basketball superstars Stephen Curry and Kevin Durant once again showed how strong their tandem is during the recently concluded 2024 Paris Olympics, where they won gold together for Team USA. Fans were cheering as Curry, Durant, Lebron James, Draymond Greem, Klay Thompson and other Golden State Warriors players remained undefeated in basketball.
But it's not just the fans who quickly noticed the synergy between basketball champions. Three-time Warriors NBA champion Shaun Livingston has something to say about the duo.
"Just seeing it with those guys teaming up at the Olympics, there's still some gumbo in the pot," Livingston said in an interview on the Dubs Talk Show. "That mix, it works. That's why the fit was so easy when [Durant] came over. His skillset and who he is. Obviously one of the greatest to touch a basketball... Steph and KD - Klay, Draymond, all those guys. It just fit like a glove."
Although some won't be playing in the same team in the NBA, they have shown their basketball prowess at the Olympics, where Curry was led as the top scorer while Durant was in the third spot following James.
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