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Curry's on his own level right now but he now he has to sustain it. So far, so good. This is probably historically the greatest shooting stretch happening but can he do it for five, six, seven more seasons?
There is no way anyone can claim Nash or Allen are even close to Curry in talent. He is in another league, completely.Curry is hot now but he's mostly been playing scrub teams. Let's wait before crowning him.
Steve Nash and Ray Allen would like to have a word...
There is no way anyone can claim Nash or Allen are even close to Curry in talent. He is in another league, completely.
There is no way anyone can claim Nash or Allen are even close to Curry in talent. He is in another league, completely.
The Clippers are far from one of the worst teams. They are one of the best in the league this season.He needs to do it for at least 5-6+ seasons before he can be considered amongst the greats.
He's started off well this season, but he's also played some of the worst teams too...
The Clippers are far from one of the worst teams. They are one of the best in the league this season.
The Clippers are far from one of the worst teams. They are one of the best in the league this season.
The Clippers are far from one of the worst teams. They are one of the best in the league this season.
I wish more players would go to the set shot, curry like Bird are set shooters. They seem to be more consistent and don't get as tired.
Someone like rose would have benefited from a set shot. would be less stress on knees and simplify his motion.
Btw Bulls will hand them the first loss.
I have no idea how any team can beat the Warriors that doesnt involve locking Steph Curry up in a closet for the duration of the game.
Aside from him they move the ball so well.
Seriously. We, the spectators, were so robbed last year (by a very deserving CP3).I really hope to see Spurs vs. Warriors in WCF this year to see Kawhi try and guard him in crunch time.
I wish more players would go to the set shot, curry like Bird are set shooters. They seem to be more consistent and don't get as tired.
Someone like rose would have benefited from a set shot. would be less stress on knees and simplify his motion.
Btw Bulls will hand them the first loss.
Not talking about the Clippers specifically. GSW have one of the easiest strength of schedule this season (teams they have faced are cumulatively below 500)
Not talking about the Clippers specifically. GSW have one of the easiest strength of schedule this season (teams they have faced are cumulatively below 500)
He needs to do it for at least 5-6+ seasons before he can be considered amongst the greats.
He's started off well this season, but he's also played some of the worst teams too...
He needs to do it for at least 5-6+ seasons before he can be considered amongst the greats.
He's started off well this season, but he's also played some of the worst teams too...
The guy is absolutely amazing and has got me back into basketball the last two years.
I'm curious if he can maintain his skill level to be remembered as one of the best, his wild shots and quick stop pull ups just seems to me like it would fade faster than normal. I hope not, that warriors team is fun to watch
They beat the Grizz by 50 points, wtf.
Edit: Curry is not a set shooter, he's a jump shooter, double wtf.
legit can't believe they came back yesterday. holy fuck.
if rose doesn't play tonight it should be free, too.
.... well, even if he does play it'll probably be free
Curry isn't a set shooter. He's not a screen shooter. He's not a jump shooter. He's the greatest shooter in the history of basketball. He can shoot the ball from any where in any context. He demands to be defended from 30 feet because that's a legitimate shot from him. He can create his own shot with a lighting quick release and prodigious handling ability. He will own the first three season made threes record slots after this season, shooting at a historic percentage.
It's not like he just jacks up a bunch of poor shots to get his numbers up. He shoots 14 threes and makes 8 of them a game. That's unprecedented. We are watching an evolutionary step in the sport of basketball right now. He was ridiculous before, and this season he's *better*. There are few superlatives Steph Curry's shooting would not be worthy of, and this is all before you talk about his court vision, passing ability, ability to finish at the rim. And that's just the player in a vacuum: Steph's team complements his game and efficiency in general completely. And they've all bought in, and there is a plethora of talent all throughout their rotation.
This is an all time team. Curry is an all time player. I'm just glad I get to see it unfold. Every GSW game is must watch basketball.
Teams are honestly going to have create a box and 1 kind of scheme--some kind of man and zone defense hybrid. The way things are now--coaches are going to have to get very innovative defensively against GS.
Not talking about the Clippers specifically. GSW have one of the easiest strength of schedule this season (teams they have faced are cumulatively below 500)
Look at this. He pumps from close to 30 feet and Jamal (lolJamal) jumps like it's a 15 footer. That's because for Steph, it is. Then he steps up and every single person in the building knew it was going in. (Even the Clippers bench knew it was going in, LOL)
No the fuck he doesnt, hes already lead his team to NBA title, something Nash never did. If he never played another game, he would be remembered as a top 100 all time great and the new age Pistol Pete.
Yeah those magnet assists are real. The amount of open looks he gets for everyone (outside of Klay, who does get a lot of contested threes off) is ridiculous.Another example is the Iggy inbound to Dray where Steph manages to drag 3 Clips just by looking like a threat.
Lol. LOLHe led his team to a title, but he wasn't even the best player on his team in the playoffs. And his team his stacked, which is a luxury Nash didn't always have.
I like the guy, btw, I just don't like the superlatives.
He led his team to a title, but he wasn't even the best player on his team (as he didn't win Finals MVP). And his team his stacked, which is a luxury Nash didn't always have.
He led his team to a title, but he wasn't even the best player on his team in the playoffs. And his team his stacked, which is a luxury Nash didn't always have.
I like the guy, btw, I just don't like the superlatives.
He is great but ick at basketball games being that high scoring. Play some D.
Curry didn't just start doing this, though. He's already broken Ray Allen's record for made 3's in a season. Twice. He broke Reggie Miller's playoff record of 58 threes in 22 games and it only took him 13. Even in his rookie year on a terrible team with a terrible coaching staff he made 166 3's on 43% shooting. He's been a good shooter for his entire career.Curry is hot now but he's mostly been playing scrub teams. Let's wait before crowning him.
Steve Nash and Ray Allen would like to have a word...
Huh? Did you watch any of their games...? Curry averaged 28, 6 and 5 while shooting over 42% from deep (on 11 attempts!!!). He was unquestionably their best player.He led his team to a title, but he wasn't even the best player on his team in the playoffs. And his team his stacked, which is a luxury Nash didn't always have.
I like the guy, btw, I just don't like the superlatives.
they legitimately seem unbeatable
Yeah, this is what I meant earlier when I said some people are reluctant to call him the greatest shooter ever.I don't get the "he needs to prove himself for 5 more years before crowned as the greatest shooter of all time". His worst shooting season from 3 was 42% on high volume attempts too. His worst shooting season is better than Ray Allen and equivalent to Steve Nash's career 3 point shooting %.. He's broken the record for most 3's made in a season two years running and is on pace to nearly double the record he set last season.
He is great but ick at basketball games being that high scoring. Play some D.