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Michael Jordan, a legendary figure in basketball history, showed his unique vision and humble attitude when talking about active NBA players. He specifically mentioned three active stars who averaged 25 points per game in his era, the first of which was Kevin Durant. Jordan said frankly that Durant's scoring ability was beyond his time. His height, wingspan and superb shooting skills could become a nightmare for opponents in any basketball environment. Averaging 25 points per game was just the basics for him. If he wanted, it would not be difficult to hit 30 points.

Jordan then talked about Stephen Curry. He emphasized that although Curry's physical condition did not seem to be outstanding, his unparalleled shooting touch and creativity were enough to make him stand out in any era of basketball. Curry's iconic three-pointer, like a precision-guided missile, penetrated the boundaries of the times and proved the impact of technological innovation on basketball. Jordan firmly believed that Curry's shooting skills were enough to allow him to easily cross the threshold of averaging 25 points per game in his era.