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Liger30 said:
We are still in this Harrison topic?

He just never will be the guy we want him to be.. It happens .. He's nothing more than a serviceable starting player nothing more nothing less..
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three things in life are guaranteed: death, taxes, and HB being inconsistent. he was doing a good job on the glass yesterday. If he can give us 14-15 points a game this series, much would be forgiven.


but I don't mind being the first to go back on what I said earlier this season in regards to retaining HB. SHIP HIM OFF AND SIGN KD, BOB.
 
Back to back MVP for Steph :pimp:


Stephen Curry to be named MVP for second straight season

Marc Stein
ESPN Senior Writer


PORTLAND, Ore. -- Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry will be named NBA Most Valuable Player for a second straight season, according to league sources.

Sources told ESPN.com that the widely anticipated honor for Curry is scheduled to be made in the next few days, with the Warriors poised to return to Oakland, California, on Tuesday after Monday night's Game 4 in Portland.

Curry has been an overwhelming favorite to repeat as league MVP since the Warriors' record-setting start to the season, when they went 24-0 -- surpassing the previous record by nine wins -- en route to a 73-9 mark that eclipsed the 1995-96 Chicago Bulls' 72-10 record as the winningest single season in NBA history.

Curry is bidding to become the first unanimously chosen MVP in NBA history; Shaquille O'Neal and LeBron James each fell one vote shy of unanimous selection in 2000 and 2013, respectively.

Curry has given himself a chance at sweeping the balloting thanks to a season as statistically dominant as any guard has ever assembled.

He's the first player in league history at any position to average 30 ‎points per game in less than 35 minutes per game over the course of a full season.

Curry also shattered his single-season NBA record for made 3-pointers with 402 -- his ‎previous record was 286 last season -- while also joining Steve Nash and his coach, Steve Kerr, as the only players in league history to shoot at least 50 percent from the floor, 45 percent from 3-point range and 90 percent from the line in a single season.

The 28-year-old will be the 11th back-to-back MVP in the NBA's 70-season existence. James was the last to achieve that feat with the Miami Heat in 2012 and 2013.
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bronconation24 said:
Just rule him out. You're gaining no leverage by doing this
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Agreed. But, I'm no Dr. No trainer. No Steve Kerr. I'm sure they'll make the right call.

Wouldn't be a bad idea to give him limited minutes. If they lose tonight they will def. need him next game, and he can't come in rusty. No losing tonight though :smokin
 
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I don't think this has to do with posturing. I think it's a matter of ensuring you're franchise player is as ready to go.
 
Monte Poole ‏@MontePooleCSN 2m2 minutes ago
Steph Curry did not take the court 4-5 hrs before tipoff, which suggests he'll appear around 6pm, as usual. Which suggests he's available.
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He opens up the floor for everyone else though. Would like to see him continue to drive and kick and swing around for open 3s versus 30footers off the dribble.
 
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