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Re: good stephen curry comparison 

Post#21 » by gswhoops » Fri Jun 26, 2009 8:28 am

I think Bibby is Curry's upside for sure. He's not going to be a total bust (since his shooting should at least keep him in the rotation) but I don't see him becoming a star.
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Re: good stephen curry comparison 

Post#22 » by vincecarter4pres » Sat Jun 27, 2009 11:57 am

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Re: good stephen curry comparison 

Post#23 » by Rapture » Sat Jun 27, 2009 12:34 pm

I'd say he'll become something like Bibby/Mo Williams/Terry.
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Post#24 » by Joel Embust » Sat Jun 27, 2009 1:11 pm

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Re: good stephen curry comparison 

Post#25 » by Marc » Sat Jun 27, 2009 7:50 pm

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Re: good stephen curry comparison 

Post#26 » by Cammo101 » Sat Jun 27, 2009 7:52 pm

It_Was_Typed wrote:Best case: Mo Williams
Worst case: Jannero Pargo
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Re: good stephen curry comparison 

Post#27 » by St.Nick » Sat Jun 27, 2009 9:03 pm

Jason Terry sounds like a good one.

The Bibby comparisons are strange. Sure they both can shoot, but Bibby has really poor lateral quickness for a PG.
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Post#28 » by St.Nick » Sat Jun 27, 2009 9:04 pm

Jason Terry sounds like a good one.

The Bibby comparisons are strange. Sure they both can shoot, but Bibby has really poor lateral quickness for a PG.
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Re: good stephen curry comparison 

Post#29 » by Marc » Sat Jun 27, 2009 9:08 pm

St.Nick wrote:Jason Terry sounds like a good one.

The Bibby comparisons are strange. Sure they both can shoot, but Bibby has really poor lateral quickness for a PG.


That is probably the reason why they are comparing both players in the 1st place.
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Re: good stephen curry comparison 

Post#30 » by ranlamjon » Mon Jul 6, 2009 6:09 am

S.Nash with a little athletic ability.......

He will avg 21 + in year 2..

11-15 in year 1..

Lebron just doesn't go see anybody play while their in college..

This guys is a PR dream..

Dueces........
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Re: good stephen curry comparison 

Post#31 » by Cammo101 » Mon Jul 6, 2009 7:48 am

ranlamjon wrote:S.Nash with a little athletic ability.......

He will avg 21 + in year 2..

11-15 in year 1..

Lebron just doesn't go see anybody play while their in college..

This guys is a PR dream..

Dueces........


LOL

I see you have drank the Kool Aid. Steve Nash and Steph Curry could not be more different.
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Re: good stephen curry comparison 

Post#32 » by gswhoopsman » Mon Jul 6, 2009 11:46 pm

Cammo101 wrote:
ranlamjon wrote:S.Nash with a little athletic ability.......

He will avg 21 + in year 2..

11-15 in year 1..

Lebron just doesn't go see anybody play while their in college..

This guys is a PR dream..

Dueces........


LOL

I see you have drank the Kool Aid. Steve Nash and Steph Curry could not be more different.


lol, you know what the funny this is? Guess who the 2 groups who compared them are?

If you guessed Don Nelson, and the Phoenix Suns organization, you're right!
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Re: good stephen curry comparison 

Post#33 » by gswhoops » Tue Jul 7, 2009 1:09 am

Cammo101 wrote:LOL

I see you have drank the Kool Aid. Steve Nash and Steph Curry could not be more different.

Agree 100%. While I have warmed up a little towards him since draft day (the kid's got a knack for interviews, what can I say) I still don't think he's going to be a "star" in any meaningful sense of the word. At best he's a Bibby-level player, at worst he's a shorter Jason Kapono.
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Re: good stephen curry comparison 

Post#34 » by Cammo101 » Tue Jul 7, 2009 3:27 am

gswhoops wrote:
Cammo101 wrote:LOL

I see you have drank the Kool Aid. Steve Nash and Steph Curry could not be more different.

Agree 100%. While I have warmed up a little towards him since draft day (the kid's got a knack for interviews, what can I say) I still don't think he's going to be a "star" in any meaningful sense of the word. At best he's a Bibby-level player, at worst he's a shorter Jason Kapono.


I think at worst he can be a 6th man scorer in the Vinnie Johnson mode and at best can be an AI Light or Ben Gordon clone. What he is not, is a pass first table setting point guard like Nash.
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Re: good stephen curry comparison 

Post#35 » by raps_aviator » Thu Jul 9, 2009 12:05 am

jerryd bayless or leandro barbosa
i see more bayless in him though
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Re: good stephen curry comparison 

Post#36 » by gswhoopsman » Thu Jul 9, 2009 1:56 am

raps_aviator wrote:jerryd bayless or leandro barbosa
i see more bayless in him though

Don't see the comparisons

I don't think hes nearly as good of a slasher/nearly as quick as either of those guys, but hes a more pure shooter (though barbosa is pretty dangerous), and probably a better facilitator.
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Re: good stephen curry comparison 

Post#37 » by ranlamjon » Sun Jul 12, 2009 2:23 pm

gswhoops wrote:
Cammo101 wrote:LOL

I see you have drank the Kool Aid. Steve Nash and Steph Curry could not be more different.

Agree 100%. While I have warmed up a little towards him since draft day (the kid's got a knack for interviews, what can I say) I still don't think he's going to be a "star" in any meaningful sense of the word. At best he's a Bibby-level player, at worst he's a shorter Jason Kapono.


I see that realGM will "slap" a MOD label on any BUM's back that walks in the door breathing??? :rolleyes:

With all of that being said, Curry put up 26pts, 6rebs and 2-3 assts last night.......

Wanna talk ishhhhhhhhh, see > ranlamjon

my MJ glove is off and it's time to smack some folks...............

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Re: good stephen curry comparison 

Post#38 » by ranlamjon » Sun Jul 12, 2009 2:25 pm

Curry = Nash 2.0

Give him 2-3 years from now.........
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Re: good stephen curry comparison 

Post#39 » by moocow007 » Sun Jul 12, 2009 6:07 pm

hickfromfrenchlick wrote:Monta Ellis with better 3-point shooting


??? Monta Ellis is one of the fastest players in the NBA with the ball. Curry is no more than average speed wise for a point (if you believe that he's actually an NBA PG).
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Re: good stephen curry comparison 

Post#40 » by Mumbles » Sun Jul 12, 2009 8:04 pm

ranlamjon wrote:
gswhoops wrote:
Cammo101 wrote:LOL

I see you have drank the Kool Aid. Steve Nash and Steph Curry could not be more different.

Agree 100%. While I have warmed up a little towards him since draft day (the kid's got a knack for interviews, what can I say) I still don't think he's going to be a "star" in any meaningful sense of the word. At best he's a Bibby-level player, at worst he's a shorter Jason Kapono.


I see that realGM will "slap" a MOD label on any BUM's back that walks in the door breathing??? :rolleyes:

With all of that being said, Curry put up 26pts, 6rebs and 2-3 assts last night.......

Wanna talk ishhhhhhhhh, see > ranlamjon

my MJ glove is off and it's time to smack some folks...............

Happy Sunday.....


Curry has looked good in his first two summer league games. He's lived up to his rep as a great shooter who can score in multiple ways. But as far as the 'point guard' billing..not so much. I see a natural scorer out there is capable of setting up teammates on occasion. His shot has been on point course, and he actually surprised me a bit with his lateral quickness on D. Even though he's fouling a bit too much, he's making a good effort to stay in front of his man.

As far as his numbers, they kind of remind me of Bayless last year. If you play 35 plus minutes and take hella shots you're gonna put up some numbers with all these whistles and no fouling out.

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