An NBA insider recently argued that while LeBron James and Stephen Curry boost ratings, they may also contribute to the league's ongoing viewership challenges. The NBA has been navigating a challenging era with declining television ratings.

Since 2015, James and Curry have been the premier rivalry in the league and their dominance harkens back to the days of Larry Bird and Magic Johnson. They have met in the Finals four times and have been two of the very best players in the league for over a decade. During the Olympic Games, fans finally got to see the two suit up on the same team.

The 3 NBA legends sit down for an exclusive interview to discuss their rivalries, on-court successes and enduring impact.

Steph Curry, 36, tells ESPN’s Malika Andrews that he’s thinking about retirement “more than I probably have before.” “It’s okay to accept and acknowledge that the end is near,” Curry continued in the video,

One ESPN analyst feels that the decade-long rivalry between LeBron James and Stephen Curry is lacking something that great rivalries in the past had.

Dreams can come true. Lakers rookie Quincy Olivare went from getting jerseys signed by Stephen Curry as a kid to landing a shoe deal with Curry's brand.

The NBA's shift toward three-point dominance has sparked debate among its biggest stars, with LeBron James voicing concerns and Stephen Curry defending the playstyle that revolutionized the game.