
Why is he still going on with this 25 games into the season?
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Impuniti wrote:I don't know if it will fix some of his shooting woes, but it's worth a shot to see. It was an adorable little experiment from Kerr. If the intention was to lose at a significantly higher rate than before the rotations were changed. If that was the goal, he nailed it.
Why is he still going on with this 25 games into the season?
sonnyhill wrote:Will getting "...Curry back to his normal rotations" reduce the number of turnovers he produces each game? If so, then I am all for it.
Curry has become a volume shooter, and both Curry and Kerr seem to be OK with it, regardless of the shooting percentage.
Curry's defense, previously "worse-than-anemic," is no longer a team liability, and that is a huge positive for this team.
Impuniti wrote:It was an adorable little experiment from Kerr. If the intention was to lose at a significantly higher rate than before the rotations were changed.
TwoStarz wrote:When is Klay coming back? He has been out almost 2 and half years now. Its been 14 months since his rupture, why is he still not on the court?
Hes basically ate a max spot for 3 years now with no production. Thats got to be frustrating.
Steph been getting double teamed for 2 years cause of Thompsons unavailability. I know injuries suck, but at some point you gotta get on the court man, and if the team isn't allowing it, you need to push for it. I think he owes it to his teammates at this point.
Maybe it will help Curry, maybe it won't, but its been frustrating from a fan perspective seeing him get doubled every possession cause warriors have a $30M piece riding the pine for 2 plus years. Heck, maybe his return will force Curry back into his previous rotation.
Also before someone says he needs conditioning back, you don't get game conditioning from running suicide lines in an empty gym. He needs to play.
michaelm wrote:TwoStarz wrote:When is Klay coming back? He has been out almost 2 and half years now. Its been 14 months since his rupture, why is he still not on the court?
Hes basically ate a max spot for 3 years now with no production. Thats got to be frustrating.
Steph been getting double teamed for 2 years cause of Thompsons unavailability. I know injuries suck, but at some point you gotta get on the court man, and if the team isn't allowing it, you need to push for it. I think he owes it to his teammates at this point.
Maybe it will help Curry, maybe it won't, but its been frustrating from a fan perspective seeing him get doubled every possession cause warriors have a $30M piece riding the pine for 2 plus years. Heck, maybe his return will force Curry back into his previous rotation.
Also before someone says he needs conditioning back, you don't get game conditioning from running suicide lines in an empty gym. He needs to play.
Best record in the NBA does not equate to Klay must come back immediately for most. The dog days of the regular season are not when they most need Klay.
TwoStarz wrote:michaelm wrote:TwoStarz wrote:When is Klay coming back? He has been out almost 2 and half years now. Its been 14 months since his rupture, why is he still not on the court?
Hes basically ate a max spot for 3 years now with no production. Thats got to be frustrating.
Steph been getting double teamed for 2 years cause of Thompsons unavailability. I know injuries suck, but at some point you gotta get on the court man, and if the team isn't allowing it, you need to push for it. I think he owes it to his teammates at this point.
Maybe it will help Curry, maybe it won't, but its been frustrating from a fan perspective seeing him get doubled every possession cause warriors have a $30M piece riding the pine for 2 plus years. Heck, maybe his return will force Curry back into his previous rotation.
Also before someone says he needs conditioning back, you don't get game conditioning from running suicide lines in an empty gym. He needs to play.
Best record in the NBA does not equate to Klay must come back immediately for most. The dog days of the regular season are not when they most need Klay.
Other than directly burning out your best player in Stephen Curry.
I don't see how this logic computes. Guy has had 2 and half years off and by all means is medically cleared to play.
What is this song and dance the warriors are doing with him warming up before the games in his jersey, only to sit on the bench once the games start? Just corny and cringe as F at this point. If you're good enough to do that, you should be good enough to play.
Bet any money if contracts weren't guaranteed in this league, Klay would be out there right now. I think its about time he gets out there and starts to help his teammates out a little. Him doing suicides in an empty gym is helping no one, especially considering the team is shorthanded. Is there not wear and tear from workouts?
Must be nice to get paid for 2 and half years while doing nothing to earn that money. I'll never be on board with the logic that players need to be babied while making millions of million dollars. It just doesn't compute to me.
This is one of the worst takes I have ever seen on this forum. And we went through a period where we were divided on if Monta or Steph was the better player.TwoStarz wrote:When is Klay coming back? He has been out almost 2 and half years now. Its been 14 months since his rupture, why is he still not on the court?
Hes basically ate a max spot for 3 years now with no production. Thats got to be frustrating.
Steph been getting double teamed for 2 years cause of Thompsons unavailability. I know injuries suck, but at some point you gotta get on the court man, and if the team isn't allowing it, you need to push for it. I think he owes it to his teammates at this point.
Maybe it will help Curry, maybe it won't, but its been frustrating from a fan perspective seeing him get doubled every possession cause warriors have a $30M piece riding the pine for 2 plus years. Heck, maybe his return will force Curry back into his previous rotation.
Also before someone says he needs conditioning back, you don't get game conditioning from running suicide lines in an empty gym. He needs to play.
KevinMcreynolds wrote:hopefully JK laid some pipe on the strip as well, gotta get those reps in
michaelm wrote:TwoStarz wrote:michaelm wrote:Best record in the NBA does not equate to Klay must come back immediately for most. The dog days of the regular season are not when they most need Klay.
Other than directly burning out your best player in Stephen Curry.
I don't see how this logic computes. Guy has had 2 and half years off and by all means is medically cleared to play.
What is this song and dance the warriors are doing with him warming up before the games in his jersey, only to sit on the bench once the games start? Just corny and cringe as F at this point. If you're good enough to do that, you should be good enough to play.
Bet any money if contracts weren't guaranteed in this league, Klay would be out there right now. I think its about time he gets out there and starts to help his teammates out a little. Him doing suicides in an empty gym is helping no one, especially considering the team is shorthanded. Is there not wear and tear from workouts?
Must be nice to get paid for 2 and half years while doing nothing to earn that money. I'll never be on board with the logic that players need to be babied while making millions of million dollars. It just doesn't compute to me.
He also had two of the worst injuries for a basketball player in the service of GSW the whole chain of events starting when he played with an injured hamstring in an attempt to win a title.
II very strongly suspect both that the date of Klay’s return is not down to him and that the attitude of GSW is to protect the rest of their investment in him.But sure his return in some sort of form will lessen the burden on Curry and change how opposing teams can defend him.
and1GS wrote:This is one of the worst takes I have ever seen on this forum. And we went through a period where we were divided on if Monta or Steph was the better player.TwoStarz wrote:When is Klay coming back? He has been out almost 2 and half years now. Its been 14 months since his rupture, why is he still not on the court?
Hes basically ate a max spot for 3 years now with no production. Thats got to be frustrating.
Steph been getting double teamed for 2 years cause of Thompsons unavailability. I know injuries suck, but at some point you gotta get on the court man, and if the team isn't allowing it, you need to push for it. I think he owes it to his teammates at this point.
Maybe it will help Curry, maybe it won't, but its been frustrating from a fan perspective seeing him get doubled every possession cause warriors have a $30M piece riding the pine for 2 plus years. Heck, maybe his return will force Curry back into his previous rotation.
Also before someone says he needs conditioning back, you don't get game conditioning from running suicide lines in an empty gym. He needs to play.
KevinMcreynolds wrote:hopefully JK laid some pipe on the strip as well, gotta get those reps in
and1GS wrote:Do you want the board to explain rehab and physical therapy to you? Or how over-compensation due to weakened support muscles works?
This isn't even a basketball discussion. It's common sense and something anybody learns in rehab...
Scoots1994 wrote:I don't know that Curry's shooting numbers are a direct result of the rotation. Seems more likely it's that he's double and triple teamed all the time.
Thugleavy34 wrote:Impuniti wrote:It was an adorable little experiment from Kerr. If the intention was to lose at a significantly higher rate than before the rotations were changed.
The Warriors have the best record in the entire league.
Scoots1994 wrote:I don't know that Curry's shooting numbers are a direct result of the rotation. Seems more likely it's that he's double and triple teamed all the time.
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