michaelm wrote:axeman23 wrote:Big J wrote:
Because the difference is Curry winning one AFTER Durant left. Lebron was great when he won his rings, but he's no longer at an alpha stage in his career. He'd have to win one of his own after winning one with Luka for this to be a 1 to 1 comparison.
Yeah, poor Curry had to do it with only TWO HOFers that year, Dray and Klay. #thestruggleisreal

There was the small matter of Klay having sustained an ACL rupture and an Achilles’ tendon rupture and not having played for 2 and a half years, and Green being undersized for a PF let alone a center and consequently being rather battered by the age of 32, but no matter. Curry’s teams imo even more than Jordan’s teams were greater than the sum of their parts, while not having the benefit of having Jordan as a starter of course.
And of course any team other than a LeBron team must be assumed to have all their players at their absolute peaks at any given time, and if formerly highly elite players have less elite performances standing around on a team playing heliocentric LeBron ball that is on them as well.
#1 TBH, i forgot about the injury, BUT, Klay still put up 20PPG in the regular season, and 19ppg in the playoffs Also "Dray being undersized for a PF"? I thought thats why you were "lightyears ahead" of us other troglodytes?

So, you're arguing Dray will NOT be in the HOF?
Also, tbf... This was in response to an (oddly) non-GS fan sayinging Lebron had to win a chip with NO help to equal Curry's 2022 chip. Like, JORDAN, MAGIC, LARRY, WILT, LEW, NEVER done it either, so why is this some NEW requirement? Closest thing I can remember is probably Dirk, and respect to him, 1000%...