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Maybe more than anything because they both know what it’s like to come back to the playing field after extended periods away from it.Īfter missing most of 2019-20 with several injuries, Curry had one of his greatest seasons in 2020-21, putting up the highest scoring average of his career (at 32.0 points per game to win his second scoring title) and almost carrying the Warriors into the playoffs. They see big parts of themselves in the other, and things they want to represent themselves. “It’s pretty awesome to know that we’ve made this our home,” Steph Curry said about himself and Buster Posey. Really, more than anything, it’s fascinating that both men underlined how much they love to see the joy both men express on the playing field this late in their careers. How much each one brightened when speaking of the other’s accomplishments and character. It’s remarkable how similar their answers were when I asked them about the themes and echoes of their two careers. Which both players seemed to communicate in their own subtle ways. I’ve even tried to do a story like this at other points in their careers. I’ve talked to them both dozens of times over the years. Hopefully, we can both add another title to that résumé.” I can relate to that probably as much as anything. How much he looks like he really enjoys winning. “I’ve always been a big fan of the way Steph goes about his business, how much he looks like he enjoys playing the game. “Yeah, I have,” Posey said last week at Oracle Park. “And even just finding a new joy in what we do, in, like, a resurgence of success on the court and on the field at ages that people probably didn’t think we could continue to do it.”īuster, same question: Do you look at Curry’s exploits, struggles and triumphs with the Warriors and think about the striking similarities to your career?

And how important the fan bases and the organizations are. It’s pretty awesome to know that we’ve made this our home. “With everything you just talked about - transplants to the Bay Area that have made it a home and have obviously stuck through some rebuilding years, winning and trying to reclaim that.

“For sure,” Curry said in a recent phone interview. In all the universe, is Posey a pretty precise sports parallel to Curry? And they know how special it is to be doing what they’re doing, still doing, and to be sharing the moment with somebody else just as special. Twelve seasons into their Hall of Fame careers, there is nobody else like them, but there are two of them. Yes, their stories have more than a little bit of cosmic synchronicity: Posey and Curry arrived here after being raised in the South, came to their franchises during low points, have essentially played as professionals in the exact timespan, have gone through major injuries both early and late in their careers, have each won three championships with their teams after long droughts, won MVPs and now are in the middle of monumental career rejuvenations that were hardly expected by anybody but themselves. Which only makes their careers in the Bay Area twice as powerful.

#BUSTER POSEY HOUSE PRO#

Except, there are two of them, almost on the exact same timeline - they made their pro debuts within weeks of each other in fall 2009 - now based within blocks of each other in San Francisco. (California Outdoor Properties)Ĭharlie Engs and John Ward with California Outdoor Properties hold the listing.There is no player like Curry. Buster Posey has listed his 106-acre hunting ranch in Oroville. The barn, which encompasses 4,800 square feet, also has five bed nooks, one bathroom and a game/entertainment room. The 3,340-square-foot main house built in 2008 has five bedrooms and six bathrooms. (California Outdoor Properties) Buster Posey has listed his 106-acre hunting ranch in Oroville. Ducks, doves, quails, turkeys and bucks are game on the property, and bass and catfish can be caught when fishing. Posey grew up hunting and fishing in his native Georgia and bought the property in 2016 to pass on the tradition to his four children, according to the report.

The sprawling property encompasses a lake and two creeks for fishing and hunting and includes a main house, a barn, a workshop and a caretaker’s house. Recently retired San Francisco Giants star Buster Posey has listed his 106-acre hunting ranch in Oroville for $3.9 million, reports the Wall Street Journal.