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All I know is Steph is what the league needed.

Hero for casual fans, villain to the majority of other players, Superman to stat geeks. All coming out of a small school in North Carolina, with wife and kid. Very easy story to sell.

Steph winning in all aspects in life rite now :smokin
 
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Everybody clowning big o but they too dumb to realize he was right. Steph Walked into that like he was shooting in his backyard all comfy and relaxed

How does that make the Big O right? I need more explanation. Could Oscar easily hit a 30 footer? Even if he walked into it? I think not.
 
@ DCAllAmerican, exactly! The press was non existent. That's what Big O was saying.

Big O is saying these guys are too comfortable shooting the ball. This game had many going under screens (too much spacing) and not enough press. No one is knocking Steph's ability to shoot.
 
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Just got back home from watching the game at a popular KBBQ joint, man Steph is showing why he's MVP :smokin
 
 
no way
No one was on lebron like they on curry right now.
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BULL****

Damn near 70% (at least) of people were ridin Lebrons tip ... the exact same way ESPN is right now thos season for Steph
The same way it always is for ANY and EVERY player who is on TOP.
 
So many extremes in here :lol:. Just reminds me why I don't frequent this thread like I used to. I love watching Steph. Best shooter I've ever seen but you can't put him on no damn GOAT list yet.

MJ, Magic, Bird, Wilt, Russell, Kareem, Kobe, LeBron. He's not in that group yet. Maybe he'll get there but right now... Chill out.
 
Its from 35 feet away, no one else in the league is comfy and relaxed from that far...

38 actually. That's the conundrum with guarding Steph. From a basketball standpoint, trying to lock up a good shooter/ballhandler at half court is stupid. He's just gonna blow by you and pull up at the line or go to the rim.

But with Steph, he's comfortable everywhere inside half court. So if you DON'T try to lock up... He's pulling from back there. There really is no correct way to guard him. Just hope for the best. If you guard him, you're either going to get killed or hell make the right pass. If you dont guard him... Splash
 
Trying to guard Steph that far, you are gonna get burned and the defense is gonna end up scrambling to cover the open man, leaving someone else one.

Pick your poison.
 
Never in your life have you ever had to guard a guy crossing half court. It goes against everything we've been taught as basketball players
Maybe,

But it really has nothing to do with the distance of the shot in my eyes.

Whether its steph, Kobe, Jordan, whoever, when it's 6 seconds left on the clock I don't agree with allowing them to coast up the floor and get the shot that they want.

Steph skews things a bit because of his ridiculous shot selection, but in those circumstances you don't want him (or any great player) to walk into any shot.
 
The thought of Steph ruining kids basketball development is hilarious to me. Like suddenly.. NOW kids are going to want to shoot 3s. Kids have been 3 point crazy since I can remember.

A few flashy crossovers and jacking a 3 was the norm by half the kids I grew up playing basketball with.
 
38 actually. That's the conundrum with guarding Steph. From a basketball standpoint, trying to lock up a good shooter/ballhandler at half court is stupid. He's just gonna blow by you and pull up at the line or go to the rim.

But with Steph, he's comfortable everywhere inside half court. So if you DON'T try to lock up... He's pulling from back there. There really is no correct way to guard him. Just hope for the best. If you guard him, you're either going to get killed or hell make the right pass. If you dont guard him... Splash
But, the time was winding down. We aren't talking about a regular half court situation
 
Never in your life have you ever had to guard a guy crossing half court. It goes against everything we've been taught as basketball players

Maybe,

But it really has nothing to do with the distance of the shot in my eyes.

Whether its steph, Kobe, Jordan, whoever, when it's 6 seconds left on the clock I don't agree with allowing them to coast up the floor and get the shot that they want.

Steph skews things a bit because of his ridiculous shot selection, but in those circumstances you don't want him (or any great player) to walk into any shot.

But his handle is elite and he can create a shot for either himself or someone else if you press up. There was nothing Roberson could have done in that situation
 
 
The thought of Steph ruining kids basketball development is hilarious to me. Like suddenly.. NOW kids are going to want to shoot 3s. Kids have been 3 point crazy since I can remember.

A few flashy crossovers and jacking a 3 was the norm by half the kids I grew up playing basketball with.
Steph playing the way he does proves what you just said.

The whole damn NBA is 3 Ball crzy
 
Lol for all those saying curry is the GOAT with any kind of seriousness, please remember or learn that Mike was scoring more ppg (35+) a season consistently while taking was less three point shots.

Also for those saying Roberson n others should hound dude at half court line, smh come on now. Have you played organized ball on a high level? You are not accustomed to going out that far on an island risking to be beat off dribble with no help man. Plus you can't get too close to dude bc he will pull and make it a 4 point situation.

Most defensive coaches teach that you drop down in defense mode when someone is out that far n contain n basically let them have that shot because it's such a low percentage shot but Steph might change all that now, smh
 
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