BigGameDamian
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He just said that Steph Curry is the best offensive player in the world but Kawhi Leonard is the best two way player in the world today. You guys agree?
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Kawhi has been more accurate from threes than Steph. He's the best defender in the game. The Spurs have the highest point differential in the NBA.
Kawhi's played better than many years MVP's.
Or do you all think they dominate because of Aldridge?
Steph takes over twice as many threes on like 2% less accuracy. Warriors have the most wins in the league and a tougher SOS than San Antonio.
I don't give a shit if Kawhi is the best defender in the galaxy his defensive impact does not > Steph's offensive impact.
Jordan won the scoring title, MVP, and DPOY in the same year. These kids don't compare.Well if we're talking about the best two way player Kawhi's defensive impact certainly matters. He's an elite offensive player as well. That's historically rare; I can't remember ever having a DPOY favorite having this much offensive impact; being second in NBA 3pt % and scoring 20ppg.
Steph is having a superior overall season; possibly the best season in the history of basketball. But he's merely average on defense.
Well if we're talking about the best two way player Kawhi's defensive impact certainly matters. He's an elite offensive player as well. That's historically rare; I can't remember ever having a DPOY favorite having this much offensive impact; being second in NBA 3pt % and scoring 20ppg.
Steph is having a superior overall season; possibly the best season in the history of basketball. But he's merely average on defense.
I think Lebron could beat Currys ass too.Jordan would destroy Curry.
He just said that Steph Curry is the best offensive player in the world but Kawhi Leonard is the best two way player in the world today. You guys agree?
Jordan won the scoring title, MVP, and DPOY in the same year. These kids don't compare.
Lebron should be thanking curry and the Warriors for having this kind of season, otherwise we'd be talking about how quickly he's declining. He looks awful this year.
25/7/7 with a 27PER is your definition of "AWFUL"?Lebron should be thanking curry and the Warriors for having this kind of season, otherwise we'd be talking about how quickly he's declining. He looks awful this year.
Gawd damn I'd give up a lot to see that.Jordan would destroy Curry.
Jordan would destroy Curry.
and Robert Horry is greater then Kobe... good point!You measure greatness by number of championships. Kobe's better than either of them.
You really should flag stuff like this as NSFW.Lebron should be thanking curry and the Warriors for having this kind of season, otherwise we'd be talking about how quickly he's declining. He looks awful this year.
You're fighting the good fight. People have such short memories. And some don't have a frame of reference for things that happened before they were old enough to observe it first hand, or in some cases, even born.Even Kobe had a string of nine 40+ games. And he scored 81 in a game! Curry's never come close to either.
How many other teams have been burned by picking up the Spurs "great" role players only to find out the are mediocre and that the Spurs system and Greg Popovic is so efficient any player who is willing to buy in will look way better than they actually are? It reminds me of the Nash lead Phoenix Suns era where quite a few guys ended up getting well paid by other teams are were just "meh". Remember Quentin Richardson? Raja Bell? James Jones?
Exactly! It's why I'd never trade with the Spurs, unless it's an OBVIOUS win.How many other teams have been burned by picking up the Spurs "great" role players only to find out the are mediocre and that the Spurs system and Greg Popovic is so efficient any player who is willing to buy in will look way better than they actually are? It reminds me of the Nash lead Phoenix Suns era where quite a few guys ended up getting well paid by other teams are were just "meh". Remember Quentin Richardson? Raja Bell? James Jones?
