Chanel Bomber wrote:Tron Carter wrote:curry is not a top 3 all time player. that’s not up for debate.
Curry's definitely top 5 all time for me. Never seen a player collapse the defense and be as dominant since prime Shaq.
MJ and then Curry, Kareem, LeBron and Magic, in no particular order.
He might be, but once you crack top 10 or top 8, it's really hard to differentiate, to the point of being pointless, to me.
Assuming you disregard era, which is another whole debate. I assume great players from the past would avail themselves of current nutrition/conditioning etc and be great in any era, but it's reasonable to guess that there are players whose athleticism wouldn't proportionately change in a modern setting - but it's an unknown.
But besides that, so many great great players - not in any order, but you have Wilt, Jordan, Jabbar, Magic, Bird, LeBron, Shaq, Russell, Kobe, Oscar Robinson, Tim Duncan - Curry deserves to be in among those players but where? I personally have no idea.
I mean, even if he's last, that's top 12, in a league that's been around how many years? 60?
And that's leaving off Erving, Hondo Havlicek, Elgin Baylor, Pippen, Barkley - also great players, but aside from two way greats like Pippen or Hondo, Curry's great play AND innovation of deep shooting put him ahead of them, but great offensive and defensive players like Pippen, for instance? A little harder, but still edge Curry. I'm just including these great players to illustrate how many great players there were and I've left off some.


























