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What could Curry fetch us in a trade?

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Re: What could Curry fetch us in a trade? 

Post#21 » by Onus » Tue Jan 23, 2024 4:12 pm

I think it's funny that people are really thinking about trading Steph and ready to start a 2nd timeline, when Wemby is going to dominate the league in a few years. Like even if we were to get the 1st pick and get Cooper Flagg or the Boozer twins are they really competing against Wemby? I mean who in the pipeline is going to be a generational superstar or even has the prospect of being a generational superstar is going to be competing against Wemby and Chet. 7' monsters who can dribble, pass, shoot, cover tons of ground defensively and shutting down like half of the court? And people want to run into this unknown future rather than giving our franchise goat another shot at a ring.
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Re: What could Curry fetch us in a trade? 

Post#22 » by Dom801e » Tue Jan 23, 2024 5:02 pm

Onus wrote:I think it's funny that people are really thinking about trading Steph and ready to start a 2nd timeline, when Wemby is going to dominate the league in a few years. Like even if we were to get the 1st pick and get Cooper Flagg or the Boozer twins are they really competing against Wemby? I mean who in the pipeline is going to be a generational superstar or even has the prospect of being a generational superstar is going to be competing against Wemby and Chet. 7' monsters who can dribble, pass, shoot, cover tons of ground defensively and shutting down like half of the court? And people want to run into this unknown future rather than giving our franchise goat another shot at a ring.


I don't think most people want to trade Steph. The discussion is more about if Steph is exhausted from the situation and wants out, what is the team's recourse.
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Re: What could Curry fetch us in a trade? 

Post#23 » by EvanZ » Tue Jan 23, 2024 6:09 pm

Onus wrote:I think it's funny that people are really thinking about trading Steph and ready to start a 2nd timeline, when Wemby is going to dominate the league in a few years. Like even if we were to get the 1st pick and get Cooper Flagg or the Boozer twins are they really competing against Wemby? I mean who in the pipeline is going to be a generational superstar or even has the prospect of being a generational superstar is going to be competing against Wemby and Chet. 7' monsters who can dribble, pass, shoot, cover tons of ground defensively and shutting down like half of the court? And people want to run into this unknown future rather than giving our franchise goat another shot at a ring.


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Re: What could Curry fetch us in a trade? 

Post#24 » by Onus » Tue Jan 23, 2024 6:26 pm

Dom801e wrote:
Onus wrote:I think it's funny that people are really thinking about trading Steph and ready to start a 2nd timeline, when Wemby is going to dominate the league in a few years. Like even if we were to get the 1st pick and get Cooper Flagg or the Boozer twins are they really competing against Wemby? I mean who in the pipeline is going to be a generational superstar or even has the prospect of being a generational superstar is going to be competing against Wemby and Chet. 7' monsters who can dribble, pass, shoot, cover tons of ground defensively and shutting down like half of the court? And people want to run into this unknown future rather than giving our franchise goat another shot at a ring.


I don't think most people want to trade Steph. The discussion is more about if Steph is exhausted from the situation and wants out, what is the team's recourse.

Steph went to Davidson, and then to the Warriors. Basically the doldrums of their respective leagues and turned those programs around. We were the worst team in the league in 2020 and Steph wasn't asking out then. It's not in him to run away from challenges.
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1995 Shaquille O'Neal 11.5
2000 Shaquille O'Neal 11.5 (61.1% TS)
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1997 Michael Jordan 10.7 (55.1% TS)
1998 Michael Jordan 10.6 (50.6% TS)
2011 Dirk Nowitzki 10.3 (68.0% TS)

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