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MyUniBroDavis wrote:JordansBulls wrote:Steph is too good, if he keeps it up he will surpass Isiah Thomas's Peak season if he hasn't already.
thats basically punching steph in the nuts
nate33 wrote:Chicago definitely has the edge with the #2 guy. Pippen >> Klay.
JulesWinnfield wrote: I know a lot more goes into assembling a team, but Klay Thompson is quite possibly the weakest number 2 you can have on a team this good.
JordansBulls wrote:MyUniBroDavis wrote:JordansBulls wrote:Steph is too good, if he keeps it up he will surpass Isiah Thomas's Peak season if he hasn't already.
thats basically punching steph in the nuts
What do you mean by this?
spearsy23 wrote:bballexpert wrote:spearsy23 wrote:Prisoners of the moment...
Maybe it's possible Curry eventually surpasses Durant, but it's entirely unlikely. Curry is in the midst of his third truly elite season, Durant is in the midst of his sixth. from what I've seen most people agree that KD's MVP season was slightly better than Curry's. Curry is actually a few months older than Durant and has scored almost 7,000 fewer points, that's a huge gap to overcome. Unless Durant breaks down or Curry ends up with an insanely long prime, I'd say there's almost no shot of it happening.
Another Mvp and good ps and Curry could get on his way for being above Durant who seems to being having problems staying healthy. Were only 10 games in but Curry stat and advance stats are off chart not mention best shooter in the nba history.
Only if you completely ignore everything beyond the last three years. We're talking twice the number of elite seasons, an insane point volume edge on basically equivalent efficiency, slightly better defense, having lead equivalently exceptional offenses. Curry may be on his way to peaking higher than Durant, but it would take Durant completely breaking down and Curry having at least two more elite seasons after this one. It's far more likely that they both continue to be elite players for 4-5 more years, and Durant has far to large of a head start for Curry to overcome unless he goes on a run that has people questioning prime Curry vs Jordan.
bballexpert wrote:spearsy23 wrote:bballexpert wrote:
Another Mvp and good ps and Curry could get on his way for being above Durant who seems to being having problems staying healthy. Were only 10 games in but Curry stat and advance stats are off chart not mention best shooter in the nba history.
Only if you completely ignore everything beyond the last three years. We're talking twice the number of elite seasons, an insane point volume edge on basically equivalent efficiency, slightly better defense, having lead equivalently exceptional offenses. Curry may be on his way to peaking higher than Durant, but it would take Durant completely breaking down and Curry having at least two more elite seasons after this one. It's far more likely that they both continue to be elite players for 4-5 more years, and Durant has far to large of a head start for Curry to overcome unless he goes on a run that has people questioning prime Curry vs Jordan.
Last year numbers for Curry were pretty nuts and is ps was great to not mention winning a chip. I mean if he wins this year and keeps his numbers close to what he is doing and Durant can not stay health already missed a season damn near i can see Curry getting ranked ahead of him. Winning few Mvps and Rings while playing like he does be hard for me to not rank him he is changing the way people thing about the game. I mean his talent is something we have never seen because his stats and advance stats are nuts and i do not see why he would go down i mean 10 games not a huge sample but i think it is pretty telling.
JordansBulls wrote:Steph is too good, if he keeps it up he will surpass Isiah Thomas's Peak season if he hasn't already.
MyUniBroDavis wrote:JordansBulls wrote:Steph is too good, if he keeps it up he will surpass Isiah Thomas's Peak season if he hasn't already.
Put it this way, after long arguements he made 17 in the peaks project, and Imo, not to be mean, but the only people who didn't consider him were people too lazy to read the-power's amazing post. (Other than a few posters that replied to his post of course)
If he keeps this up, this season beats magics best imo.
I mean, in the Kobe vs curry thread, it seems curry is better than Kobe as well.
MyUniBroDavis wrote:JordansBulls wrote:Steph is too good, if he keeps it up he will surpass Isiah Thomas's Peak season if he hasn't already.
Put it this way, after long arguements he made 17 in the peaks project, and Imo, not to be mean, but the only people who didn't consider him were people too lazy to read the-power's amazing post. (Other than a few posters that replied to his post of course)
If he keeps this up, this season beats magics best imo.
I mean, in the Kobe vs curry thread, it seems curry is better than Kobe as well.
PCProductions wrote:I'm ashamed to say this, but I think we've seen the best of Curry. All I can hope for is a season as good as the last, because I really don't anticipate improvement.
dreadhead_htx wrote:PCProductions wrote:I'm ashamed to say this, but I think we've seen the best of Curry. All I can hope for is a season as good as the last, because I really don't anticipate improvement.
Boy were you wrong
sixerswillrule wrote:Say Curry finishes the season with 28 and 7 with 67% TS, GS beats the Bulls record and wins the title and Curry gets FMVP. Top 10 peak of all-time? Top 5?
