Monta Ellis compares himself to Steph Curry, ignites criticism
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 9, 2026, 7:43 PM
Last updated Aug 9, 2026
Monta Ellis drew attention for claiming he was comparable to Steph Curry during a discussion about his new role as Alcorn State's basketball general manager. He argued that the primary difference between their careers with the Warriors was the quality of teammates, citing their respective playoff experiences. Critics quickly dismissed Ellis's comparison, highlighting Curry's historic impact on the game and the talent he played alongside. The Warriors traded Ellis in 2012, which some argue exemplifies the organization's view on their differences. Conversations around the disparity between their careers are likely to continue as both players navigate their post-NBA lives.
- •Monta Ellis made comments about his career in relation to Steph Curry.
- •Ellis claims teammate quality was the key difference.
- •Critics emphasize Curry's unique impact on the game.
- •The Warriors traded Ellis in 2012, impacting his career trajectory.
- •Ellis is now the basketball general manager at Alcorn State.
- 7:43 PMYahoo Sports — Monta Ellis made laughable statement about his interchangeability with Steph Curry
"Monta Ellis had a little too much dip on his chip by comparing himself to Steph Curry like this.
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