Madnessssss wrote:Curry has top 10 potential if he wins a few rings
And he does it with no artificial help....on or off the court.
Now quit trying to jinx him/them cocksucker.
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Madnessssss wrote:Curry has top 10 potential if he wins a few rings
Madnessssss wrote:Curry has top 10 potential if he wins a few rings
He's a better ball handler as well, and who the better passer is is debatable.Bartman wrote:Madnessssss wrote:Curry has top 10 potential if he wins a few rings
Curry is a better shooter, that's about it.
rtiff68 wrote:He's a better ball handler as well, and who the better passer is is debatable.Bartman wrote:Madnessssss wrote:Curry has top 10 potential if he wins a few rings
Curry is a better shooter, that's about it.
I think a reasonable argument could be made for Steph being the better offensive player, but that's about it. Steph has made himself into an average defensive player overall and an excellent pick-pocket, but LeBron has the ability to impact the game tremendously on the defensive side of the ball (guarding 1-4 if need be).
Overall, LeBron is definitely the better player, and still the best player in the league.
LakersNeedShaq wrote:rtiff68 wrote:He's a better ball handler as well, and who the better passer is is debatable.Bartman wrote:
Curry is a better shooter, that's about it.
I think a reasonable argument could be made for Steph being the better offensive player, but that's about it. Steph has made himself into an average defensive player overall and an excellent pick-pocket, but LeBron has the ability to impact the game tremendously on the defensive side of the ball (guarding 1-4 if need be).
Overall, LeBron is definitely the better player, and still the best player in the league.
Better offensive player now vs current Lebron, maybe. But Lebron in his prime on offense was easily Curry's superior.
rtiff68 wrote:LakersNeedShaq wrote:rtiff68 wrote:
He's a better ball handler as well, and who the better passer is is debatable.
I think a reasonable argument could be made for Steph being the better offensive player, but that's about it. Steph has made himself into an average defensive player overall and an excellent pick-pocket, but LeBron has the ability to impact the game tremendously on the defensive side of the ball (guarding 1-4 if need be).
Overall, LeBron is definitely the better player, and still the best player in the league.
Better offensive player now vs current Lebron, maybe. But Lebron in his prime on offense was easily Curry's superior.
How far is LeBron from his offensive prime right now, in your estimation? He's still explosive as hell athletically, the improvement to his jumper plateaued years ago (he improved it a ton from his early years but then it kind of leveled off), etc.
Last season was arguably as good as any offensive season he's ever had...
OK...Still doesn't make Curry better than LeBron lol.Madnessssss wrote:Bulls are garbagerileymartin wrote:For anyone to sit here and say that Curry is a better offensive player than LeBron is laughable.
LeBron just being on the court had the Bulls fearing for their lives over Jame freaking Jones lol.
Stop with the nonsense. Curry is a hell of a shooter, and he is a very good player, but offensively, defensively, intangables, whatever you want to discuss, LeBron is better. Curry shoots the 3 ball better, but it ends right there.
I think a little of that has to do with joining a new team that relies on him more, new system/coach, and being injured earlier in the year.LakersNeedShaq wrote:rtiff68 wrote:LakersNeedShaq wrote:
Better offensive player now vs current Lebron, maybe. But Lebron in his prime on offense was easily Curry's superior.
How far is LeBron from his offensive prime right now, in your estimation? He's still explosive as hell athletically, the improvement to his jumper plateaued years ago (he improved it a ton from his early years but then it kind of leveled off), etc.
Last season was arguably as good as any offensive season he's ever had...
Well he has obviously dropped off since then. 48% shooting is great, but it's not the 55% (give or take) he was putting up in Miami.
So LeBron is a better ball handler than Curry? A better jump shooter (non-3 ball)?rileymartin wrote:For anyone to sit here and say that Curry is a better offensive player than LeBron is laughable.
LeBron just being on the court had the Bulls fearing for their lives over Jame freaking Jones lol.
Stop with the nonsense. Curry is a hell of a shooter, and he is a very good player, but offensively, defensively, intangables, whatever you want to discuss, LeBron is better. Curry shoots the 3 ball better, but it ends right there.
LeBron is a better offensive player. Not only do the stats bear that out, but watch a game.rtiff68 wrote:So LeBron is a better ball handler than Curry? A better jump shooter (non-3 ball)?rileymartin wrote:For anyone to sit here and say that Curry is a better offensive player than LeBron is laughable.
LeBron just being on the court had the Bulls fearing for their lives over Jame freaking Jones lol.
Stop with the nonsense. Curry is a hell of a shooter, and he is a very good player, but offensively, defensively, intangables, whatever you want to discuss, LeBron is better. Curry shoots the 3 ball better, but it ends right there.
LeBron has 2 titles kiddo.Madnessssss wrote:East always makes lebron look better than he is. You'll all suck his dick and brag about how dominant he is in the playoffs, and won't say shit when he gets undressed in the finals again for the FOURTH time.
His first finals he shot 39%.
Second finals broke the record for biggest drop off in point production from regular season averaging 17ppg and 2ppg in the 4th quarters where most of the games were close. 2ppg!
3rd finals had spurts and got his numbers but could not stop Kawhi Leonard, was not impactful in close games, and as a team we all know they broke numerous records for failure including biggest finals point differential and highest opponent fg% of all time. You give him credit for making the finals, but he wouldn't have got out the first round in the west. Making the finals should not be considered any kind of an accomplishment if you obviously weren't even a top 5 team.
This year Warriors will run a train on him and you'll still act like making the finals is a great achievement, even though a rational mind knows he wouldn't make it out of the first round in the west with that team this year.
Curry's current Warriors team won 67 games. LeBron's teams never won more than 66.Madnessssss wrote:Meanwhile, Curry is unguardable, makes his teammates better, won 67 games with just one other star player, is a part of the #1 defense, rebounds when needed, gets lots of assists, scores in crunch times, scores from anywhere on the court.
In every aspect...stats, accolades, accomplishments, success, whatever you want to look at, LeBron is superior to Curry. Your passion is compelling, but you are full of shit.Madnessssss wrote:Yes, Im aware that at age 30 Lebron won two titles on a megastacked team that included a former finals MVP who averaged 35ppg in the 2006 finals and put up the same numbers as lebron when he was in his prime as lead dog.rileymartin wrote:LeBron has 2 titles kiddo.Madnessssss wrote:East always makes lebron look better than he is. You'll all suck his dick and brag about how dominant he is in the playoffs, and won't say shit when he gets undressed in the finals again for the FOURTH time.
His first finals he shot 39%.
Second finals broke the record for biggest drop off in point production from regular season averaging 17ppg and 2ppg in the 4th quarters where most of the games were close. 2ppg!
3rd finals had spurts and got his numbers but could not stop Kawhi Leonard, was not impactful in close games, and as a team we all know they broke numerous records for failure including biggest finals point differential and highest opponent fg% of all time. You give him credit for making the finals, but he wouldn't have got out the first round in the west. Making the finals should not be considered any kind of an accomplishment if you obviously weren't even a top 5 team.
This year Warriors will run a train on him and you'll still act like making the finals is a great achievement, even though a rational mind knows he wouldn't make it out of the first round in the west with that team this year.
2 titles is great. Certainly top 15 all time. Curry has potential to win more than two titles, with less help, and make it to the top ten. Potential.
Says who? You lol?Madnessssss wrote:Curry had better stats this year. LEbron has had a longer career to rack up more accomplishments. Curry wins a title this year and he's already half way there, and probably a favorite to repeat next year and already tie Lebron at a younger age.rileymartin wrote:In every aspect...stats, accolades, accomplishments, success, whatever you want to look at, LeBron is superior to Curry. Your passion is compelling, but you are full of shit.Madnessssss wrote: Yes, Im aware that at age 30 Lebron won two titles on a megastacked team that included a former finals MVP who averaged 35ppg in the 2006 finals and put up the same numbers as lebron when he was in his prime as lead dog.
2 titles is great. Certainly top 15 all time. Curry has potential to win more than two titles, with less help, and make it to the top ten. Potential.
The most important accomplishment/accolade/whatever is titles. Curry just needs two to tie lebron. With two, i would rank him ahead of lebron because i dont believe he has nearly as much help.
Doesn't matter if he plays in the east. When he steps on the court, against an Eastern team or a Western team, no other player in the league gets the attention, and gameplanning he gets.Repeat3peat wrote:lol @ playing in the garbage East and being allowed to 'billy club" your way into separation in the half court.
LeManufactured.