I actually did look back at the highlights before I posted (lol). What's really funny is that most of your break down of the video of KCP is that he was getting clipped by egregious moving screens. That's exactly what I said. I'm not "whining" about the moving screens, but you're sure whining about me pointing them out (lol). What difference does it make that Curry shot well the next game? Your logic is that because he didn't lock him down in the 2nd match-up, that means he didn't in the 1st (lol).
Who cares about other players setting moving screens when we're talking about Curry? So, now Korver and Reddikk aren't good at coming off screens? And what do they have to do with Curry?
In the video against CP3 from last year, he scored on him twice. In 1, he just jumped and shot the 3. In the other, he crossed him at the 3 point line. The cross inside the arc was after he came off a screen and CP3 was running too fast after him because Curry was running from him, so it doesn't even count. Other than that, Curry was defended by someone else, was running from CP3 (running for his
life, mind you lol), Curry passed the ball, CP3 was getting clipped by egregious moving screens by Dray and Bogut, Curry was wide open, and Curry got transition buckets. It was embarrassing. Again, wake me up when this is not the case.
Show Westbrook putting Paul in a blender as opposed to the refs giving him 100 free throws per game. He shot 57 through 6 games (lol). And what does that have to do with Curry?
Right, Blatt had a winning record, which is why they needed an excuse to fire him. The Cavs getting blown out at home by them and not beating any teams with top records (hadn't beaten the Bulls, Spurs, GS, etc) was the excuse, so that it would look like "Lbj doesn't run this organization". Of course, the Cavs were probably mad about the champagne comment. Not sure how that's gonna stop them from firing a coach who called a time out that he didn't have in a playoff game.
With the video against the Cavs, as I said, Kyrie guarded him for the majority of the game. Your analysis again confirms it when you could only come up with 1 bucket against Delly (which you conceded was off a screen but tried to downplay it as if Bogut and Dray are skinny and tall, and therefore, easy to get around, rather than beefy and tall) and Shump (which you conceded was Shump sagging off, I wonder why the 40 million dollar defender would do that if he wasn't throwing the game lol). 1 bucket is "cooked" and "success" now (lol). Give it up, man. Your analysis again confirms the following: He hasn't cooked Delly, nor Shump. His screeners cooked
Kyrie, Curry was defended by someone else (Kyrie), Curry was running from Delly and Shump, Delly and Shump were clipped by egregious moving screens by Dray and Bogut, Curry was wide open, Curry got transition buckets. It was embarrassing. Again, wake me up when this is not the case.
Tony Allen helped Boston win a ring and he can't shoot to this very day. Shump was also trash offensively last season (including in the playoffs) and he helped them get to the Finals and win 2 games. Shump is a terrible help defender. He gets paid 40 mill for 1-on-1 defense. So much for all your claims, especially about it being a terrible look to pay defenders (smh).
Most teams have a Shump? Oh really? Please tell us which teams and which players.
Curry is a horrible 1-on-1 player. That's why he spends so much time running from defenders and coming off of screens. Stats say Curry is 5th in fga's off of screens at 3 per game (but he really averages like 15 fga's per game off of screens). Lillard is 33rd at 1.2 per game. Kyrie 133rd at 0.4 per game:
NBA.com/Stats. Only 48% of Curry's fga's are where defenders are within 4 feet of him.
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NBA.com/Stats. He even runs from Barea and Rose (who no longer has knees). Felton is literally the only player he has challenged 1-on-1 on several possessions in a game. That was last season. This season, he was terrible against him and resorted to running from him (smh).
No, Curry is called a superstar because he's the leading scorer on the team with the best record. He relies on screens for offense and can't play defense.
he says he doesn't follow teams but he's pretty much blackthoughts v2 when it comes to the Warriors, Steph and Draymond. Marcelo Huertas got him fuming a full day later.
