bovice wrote:DB23 wrote:bovice wrote:
I mean you don't have to take my word for it. you'll see steph struggle to make it past the first round for the rest of his career. just watch. if your only weapon is a jump shot, that's not reliable enough to carry a team in the playoffs. steph plays great in the regular season because defenses aren't as tough and his legs stay fresh. you take away any of the other players I listed's best weapon and they can beat you in other ways.
I’m not sure what you mean. His jump shot has already carried a team to a championship. You’re basically stating he can’t do something he’s already demonstrated.
every teams best perimeter defender was injured in that run. jrue, Tony Allen, pbev. it was a fluke and he hasn't been able to replicate it without kd. name another time in history where the best player on a championship team only really had a jumper. Kobe could post up. steph has no post up game. he's not getting around people like westbrook or dwade could.
it. was. a. fluke.
again, history will prove I am right, you'll just have to wait if you don't believe.
The inanity of this post is beyond belief. I'm losing count of the ways there are to skewer it.
Is it easier to face a team that is missing its best perimeter defender for some games but has a First Team All-NBA player? Or does a team having its best perimeter defender trump having a First Team All-NBA player? Or maybe you are going to say you'd rather have a team have its best perimeter defender than having the previous MVP and the succeeding MVP playing simultaneously? Apparently having a perimeter defender is more important for a team than having First Team All-NBAers and MVP candidates. Only Curry can cause people to go off the deep end and come up with such insane theories.
History has already proved you're wrong. After 2015 he went to the finals 4 more times. You could pick nearly any other player in NBA history and they wouldn't have as much evidence backing them up as Curry does regarding his inevitability. I could even contend LeBron's championship runs are flukier than Curry's even though he has more of them because they happened in the Eastern Conference.
History will only end up proving you right when civilization collapses and nearly all records are lost except miraculously your mad ravings.