?Gonna Be Pulling Up From Half?: 5YO Canon?s Trick Shot Goes Viral, Fans Go Gaga Over Stephen Curry?s Son

Fans have already been watching the next generation of James gang preparing for the NBA. The King himself was seen coaching his children during their college games. And when it comes to catch them young, Stephen Curry is second to none.

A recent video showed Curry teaching his five-year-old son Canon the tricks of the trade. Fans cannot help but go gaga over the prospect of the next generation Curry.

Stephen Curry prepping his son for the future

Numerous players who are currently in the league have had their fathers play in the NBA before them. And Stephen Curry coaching his son may be another addition to this legacy list.

Now, it may be a while before fans could see Stephen Curry?s children take on the league. But that did not stop The Chef from passing on the fundamentals and shaping his son from an early age. Curry uploaded a video where he could be seen teaching his son the basketball basics.

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Canon could be seen showing glimpses of his father with an unbelievable shot while playing in their backyard. And fans can’t keep quiet over it.

‘Canon will be next Stephen Curry’

The video of Stephen Curry teaching his son the fundamentals has gained plenty of traction on the internet as fans have been commenting on all sorts of things. One fan on X posted, ?Oh no. Forget the logo. This 3rd gen Curry gonna be pulling up from half.?

While another fan commented, ?This gonna be the only person capable of breaking his records if not Tatum.?

Fans could not help but admire and praise the young Curry and how he will be the next generational talent.?

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If Canon does go pro, he?ll be the third generation of Currys to make it to the NBA.