Has anyone seen Steph Curry’s shot?

The greatest shooter in NBA history has been looking all over France for it, but it seems to still be missing. Doesn’t Curry know when you go overseas you’re supposed to attach air tags to your valuable possessions?

Wednesday in the Paris Olympics, when Team USA thumped South Sudan 103-86, Curry couldn’t find his stroke again, shooting just 1-of-9 from the field, including 0-for-6 from 3. That brings his Olympic total to 3-for-13 from long-distance, a paltry 23%. Include the last two tune-up games before the Olympics, and it’s 7-of-29 (24%).

— Lindsay Schnell of USA Today

Damn! This is how they’re talking about the GOAT shooter in France? This is why Curry needs to get this gold medal and once and for all silence the doubts about his illustrious career.

For Stephen Curry, winning an Olympic gold medal would be the cherry on top of a career already bursting with accolades. The Warriors’ sharpshooter is the greatest shooter in NBA history, and has redefined the game with his three-point prowess and infectious enthusiasm.

Yet, despite his numerous accolades—including multiple NBA championships, MVP awards, and all-time records—a gold medal remains the missing piece in his illustrious resume.

A gold medal would not just be another trophy on Curry’s shelf; it would be a profound statement about his journey as an athlete. It would symbolize his contribution to basketball on the global stage, showcasing his talents alongside the world’s best.

More than that, it would be a nod to his versatility and adaptability, qualities that have allowed him to thrive in different roles and systems throughout his career.

For Warriors fans, seeing Curry don the red, white, and blue to capture gold would be a moment of immense pride. It would cement his status not just as a Bay Area legend but as a global ambassador for the sport.

A gold medal would validate the years of hard work, the relentless pursuit of excellence, and the evolution of a player who has done so much to elevate the game. In essence, it would be a fitting tribute to one of the greatest to ever play the game, capping off a career that has already left an indelible mark on the basketball world.

And a Golden State Warrior has to get some gold; former teammates Kevin Durant, Andre Iguodala, Klay Thompson, and current teammate Draymond Green all have gold to boast. Why not Steph?