The only thing Curry is at this moment is the NBA's biggest choker. He took that title from Lebron with these last two final's performances.
Cleveland is celebrating 2 titles in a row if Irving and Love are healthy last year.
That shot by kyrie, thoSteps Curry wasn't even the best PG in the series. TS
It might be time to revive this thread. Steph might go 60-50-90 this season. He makes 30 points look effortless. Stay tuned for more Steph greatness. I hate the Warriors, but you can't deny the GOAT. For those interested, the Greatest Show on Earth will be playing tomorrow night at 10:30. 10 threes for Steph.
It might be time to revive this thread. Steph might go 60-50-90 this season. He makes 30 points look effortless. Stay tuned for more Steph greatness. I hate the Warriors, but you can't deny the GOAT. For those interested, the Greatest Show on Earth will be playing tomorrow night at 10:30. 10 threes for Steph.
Indeed. His shooting efficiency for someone who shoots so many contested long range shots is unreal. Dude's averaging 33 points ppg, with the vast majority coming from way outside, while maintaining a 53 percent three point percentage.
That should only be possible on video games.
Harden scored 57 yesterday.
On 33 shots, 15 threes, and 19 free-throws. Steph might get 70 with those opportunities.
On 33 shots, 15 threes, and 19 free-throws. Steph might get 70 with those opportunities.
Lebron, Kobe and Jordan are/were more complete players. They rank above Curry IMO.
Steph’s peak so far has been much, much better than any of Kobe’s best seasons.
Lebron and Jordan, yes. They are in the discussion for best players ever.
Kobe, on the other hand, was not on the level of those two. Steph’s peak so far has been much, much better than any of Kobe’s best seasons. Kobe just couldn’t shoot as efficiently as all those other guys.
You do realize that Kobe averaged 35.7 PPG one season. There are 3 other players in the history of the NBA to average 35+PPG in a single season: Wilt (5), Jordan (1), and Rick Barry (1). That's it. That's the list.
However, Kobe got to the line 10 times a game (same as Lebron & Jordan) while Curry only gets about 4 attempts per game. That doesn't show up in Kobe's FG effiency but is an offensive area where Kobe was better than Curry.
That's why you can look at True Shooting Percentage, TS%. It takes both free throws and field goal shooting into account. Steph is still much more efficient at shooting when that's taken into consideration.
Steph Curry will drop 10 threes on New Orleans tomorrow,
It doesn't take defense into account and that is half of the game. Kobe blows Curry out of the water as a defender. I will give you that Curry may be the greatest 3 point shooter ever but there is more to the game than that.
As far as free throws goes, would you rather have the guy that goes to the line and hits 84% of 10 attempts per game (Kobe) or one who hits 90% of his 4 attempts (Curry). 8.4 FTM per game vs. 3.6 FTM. I'll take Kobe's 8.4 all day and your TS% would give it to Curry because of his better FT efficiency. That also doesn't take into consideration which player is putting the other team in more foul trouble.
But that's the actual shooting % which obviously doesn't take into account the fact that Curry had picture perfect shooting form on all of those missed shots. I'm pretty sure his TS% would be much, much higher than that.