No Shit.
It's criminal the best big man on the best team for 5 years straight couldn't get the award more than one time.
He was clearly the most valuable player in the league and the reason why they won their championships.
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It's criminal the best big man on the best team for 5 years straight couldn't get the award more than one time.
He was clearly the most valuable player in the league and the reason why they won their championships.
Agreed.
I think they took one from Jason Kidd
He made the nets a team that was actually good and took them to the finals
same team the year before didn't sniff the playoffs
Shit That was before Lou...
Me, Gordon, Anderson and Trevor
Vs
Whom ever the fuck he picks
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Stephen Curry says it’s “comical that people were saying I’m having a down year”
Last season Stephen Curry averaged 30.1 points, 6.7 assists, and 5.4 rebounds a game, hit 45.4 percent from three,, with a PER of 31.5, and the Warriors were 22 points per 100 possessions better when he was on the court.
This season, Curry is averaging 25.2 points, 6.5 assists, and 4.5 rebounds a game, is hitting 40.4 percent from three, with a PER of 24.3, and the Warriors are 15 points per 100 possessions better when he is on the court.
So is Stephen Curry having a down year?
Don’t tell him that. Kevin Ding of Bleacher Report asked him the question.
“I think it’s comical that people were saying I’m having a down year,” Curry said. “To go black and white and say I’m not having as good a season as I was having last year based on just five points a game or shooting percentage or whatnot…there are other things that you try to do other than just the eye test to try and help your team win. This year has taught me that, for sure. The accolades and the attention and all that stuff, the hype is cool. But it’s really how you feel about your own game.
“And I can wake up every day and be like, ‘I know what I’m trying to accomplish; I know I’m going to get better.’ I know when I don’t play well and how mad I get at myself. I know when I do play well and how I want to keep that going. Same approach as I had last year.
“Just five fewer points a game. Who cares?”
Curry unquestionably had to adjust his game to fit with Kevin Durant and that led to some rough patches early in the season, they played next to each other more than with each other. They figured it out, and before Durant went down with a knee injury (he’s expected back this weekend) the Warriors were looking like the team every other team feared before the season. However, Curry is right (earlier in that story) that sometimes narratives get set before Christmas that are hard to break after even if they are not true.
Curry’s numbers this season are impressive — not the superhuman numbers of his previous two seasons, but still incredible. One could make a legitimate case that Curry deserves one of the five spots (the fifth, frankly) on an MVP ballot. As pointed out at ProBasketballTalk earlier today, this is a team that plays at the level of a 36 win team when he is off the court (there’s a lot of noise in that stat, but you get the idea).
So it’s hard to argue he’s having a down year.
And if the Warriors go on to win a title this year, you can call his season whatever you want and Curry will not care.
Last season Stephen Curry averaged 30.1 points, 6.7 assists, and 5.4 rebounds a game, hit 45.4 percent from three,, with a PER of 31.5, and the Warriors were 22 points per 100 possessions better when he was on the court.
This season, Curry is averaging 25.2 points, 6.5 assists, and 4.5 rebounds a game, is hitting 40.4 percent from three, with a PER of 24.3, and the Warriors are 15 points per 100 possessions better when he is on the court.
So is Stephen Curry having a down year?
Don’t tell him that. Kevin Ding of Bleacher Report asked him the question.
“I think it’s comical that people were saying I’m having a down year,” Curry said. “To go black and white and say I’m not having as good a season as I was having last year based on just five points a game or shooting percentage or whatnot…there are other things that you try to do other than just the eye test to try and help your team win. This year has taught me that, for sure. The accolades and the attention and all that stuff, the hype is cool. But it’s really how you feel about your own game.
“And I can wake up every day and be like, ‘I know what I’m trying to accomplish; I know I’m going to get better.’ I know when I don’t play well and how mad I get at myself. I know when I do play well and how I want to keep that going. Same approach as I had last year.
“Just five fewer points a game. Who cares?”
Curry unquestionably had to adjust his game to fit with Kevin Durant and that led to some rough patches early in the season, they played next to each other more than with each other. They figured it out, and before Durant went down with a knee injury (he’s expected back this weekend) the Warriors were looking like the team every other team feared before the season. However, Curry is right (earlier in that story) that sometimes narratives get set before Christmas that are hard to break after even if they are not true.
Curry’s numbers this season are impressive — not the superhuman numbers of his previous two seasons, but still incredible. One could make a legitimate case that Curry deserves one of the five spots (the fifth, frankly) on an MVP ballot. As pointed out at ProBasketballTalk earlier today, this is a team that plays at the level of a 36 win team when he is off the court (there’s a lot of noise in that stat, but you get the idea).
So it’s hard to argue he’s having a down year.
And if the Warriors go on to win a title this year, you can call his season whatever you want and Curry will not care.
@largebillsonlyplease and I were just talking about that. His numbers are still good despite integrating in KD
He improved his three point percentage this year to 40%, and became an all star....impressive
He improved his three point percentage this year to 40%, and became an all star....impressive
Pels lose their final home game 134-131 and are officially eliminated from the Playoffs
Pels scored a franchise record 44 points in the second quarter and a season high 75 in the first half
Boogie had 30 points, 14 rebounds and 9 assists
AD had 41 points and 5 rebounds
Jrue had 18 points and 13 assists but had two costly turnovers at the end of the game.
Pels scored a franchise record 44 points in the second quarter and a season high 75 in the first half
Boogie had 30 points, 14 rebounds and 9 assists
AD had 41 points and 5 rebounds
Jrue had 18 points and 13 assists but had two costly turnovers at the end of the game.
Very good and keep in mind he deferred for the entire season until Durant went down.
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Season ain't over yet faggit
For y'all it is
LeBron James posted his 12th triple-double of the season as the Cavs beat the Magic 122-102: 18 points 11 rebounds 11 assists
LeBron has now scored in double figures in 788 straight games he is now 2nd on all time list
1. MJ - 866
2. LeBron - 788
3 Kareem - 787
LeBron has now scored in double figures in 788 straight games he is now 2nd on all time list
1. MJ - 866
2. LeBron - 788
3 Kareem - 787
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