Statistically, Curry had the worst Finals performance of any MVP in NBA history

[Truefan31]

I'm "talking in circles" as you put it because you won't acknowledge that you were wrong about this team from the start. You don't get to move the goalposts along the way, and you sure as hell don't get to pick and choose what laws apply just to suit your agenda.

Man warriors losing like that the worst thing for u on this forum lol. You'll be defending your agenda all summer long.

96 bulls vs these warriors lol. Mj would be the difference. Wow so profound. Go figure the goat would be a difference maker. Where's that curry vs mj thread? Lol curry getting locked down by k love but he'd give mj trouble?


96 bulls- 87-13 with the ring.

GOAT

 

[Gil Scott-Heroin]

Man warriors losing like that the worst thing for u on this forum lol. You'll be defending your agenda all summer long.

I don't have an agenda.

96 bulls vs these warriors lol. Mj would be the difference. Wow so profound. Go figure the goat would be a difference maker. Where's that curry vs mj thread? Lol curry getting locked down by k love but he'd give mj trouble?


96 bulls- 87-13 with the ring.

GOAT

Curry scored on 10x better defenders all throughout the postseason (go and watch that Thunder series) and regular season - he just played poorly, made poor decisions ans missed open shots in the Finals. Hence him trying to settle for a 3 instead of either driving to the rim or hitting a jumper inside the arc after taking Love off the dribble - instead he kept dribbling around in the same spots trying to get off a 3-pt shot.

 

[Truefan31]

I don't have an agenda.

Curry scored on 10x better defenders all throughout the postseason (go and watch that Thunder series) and regular season - he just played poorly, made poor decisions ans missed open shots in the Finals. Hence him trying to settle for a 3 instead of either driving to the rim or hitting a jumper inside the arc after taking Love off the dribble - instead he kept dribbling around in the same spots trying to get off a 3-pt shot.

Lol you can say what you want but you just admitted Steph getting locked down by k love. Guess what, a proper midrange game would've helped

Lol Irving cooked him what u think mj gonna do

 

[Gil Scott-Heroin]

Lol you can say what you want but you just admitted Steph getting locked down by k love. Guess what, a proper midrange game would've helped

More to do with Curry's poor decision making (in that series) than anything else. He was hitting them shyts against longer elite defenders in the WCF. He's got one of the best midrange jumpers in the game - that was one of the times he should've used it or taken it to the rim. He wanted to tie the game instead of getting the best shot available.

 

[Truefan31]

More to do with Curry's poor decision making (in that series) than anything else. He was hitting them shyts against longer elite defenders in the WCF. He's got one of the best midrange jumpers in the game - that was one of the times he should've used it or taken it to the rim. He wanted to tie the game instead of getting the best shot available.

He was shook from Kevin love

 

[R=G]

B-b-but Warriors lost cause Andrew Bigot didn't get his 12 mins a game

LMAO!

 

[inndaskKy]

Curry's game doesn't work in the playoffs.

 

[Lord_Chief_Rocka]

He still played better than 2011 Lebron

 

[Edub]

I wish this board would stop saying this nonsense. He was their best and most important player in the Finals last season.

Steph will be fine...he's as great as we thought but he better get the message that he has to be able to cook opposing guards too, not just big men on mismatches.


He not seeing Kyrie tho.

 

[spliz]

Let the record show that this poster that @Gil Scott-Heroin agrees with and says "has some sense finally", believes Lebron's first Finals trip was with the Heat in 2011. How long you been watching ball? That aint some shyt you just forget and get wrong, especially not when Bron's finals record been so heavily discussed this postseason Also says Curry got a ring "already"...you know he's only 3 yrs younger than Bron, right?

First finals trip WITH THE HEAT. why did i have to spell that out? His first finals trip EVER he got swept. Spurs lit that ass on fire. U wanna talk about that one too? Also Curry has a ring. When I say that I mean it's not the end of the world for him.

 

[spliz]

I saw that and I don't agree with that. It was obviously a mistake on his part - he obviously meant his first Finals in Miami. I dapped it because he understands my point of view and is a lot more reasonable than most of the posters in this thread.

This is exactly what I meant. I gotta spell it out and break it down for nikkas. We can talk about Spurs murderin the nikka as well if he wants to. I been watchin ball longer than some of these nikkas been around. Smh.

 

[AVXL]

Oh @AVXL as a sidenote, there were plenty of posters who believe Curry was the best/most important player for the Warriors in '15 Finals too:

@Regular_P
@threattonature
@<<TheStandard>>
@mastermind
@spliz
@havoc
@Asantehene
@FAH1223
@Consumed
@CSquare43

And that's just off the top.

Ok and that's great. But let the record show that Andre Iguodola was VOTED the 2015 Finals MVP not Steph. You can believe what you want but the actual voters, who know a lot more about basketball than you do, voted Iggy the Finals MVP b/c he was the most important & "valuable" player in last year's Finals. So you're wrong, accept it and move on

 

[Gil Scott-Heroin]

Ok and that's great. But let the record show that Andre Iguodola was VOTED the 2015 Finals MVP not Steph. You can believe what you want but the actual voters, who know a lot more about basketball than you do, voted Iggy the Finals MVP b/c he was the most important & "valuable" player in last year's Finals. So you're wrong, accept it and move on

Newsflash - the voters don't always get it right. This was one of those occasions.

 

[AVXL]

Newsflash - the voters don't always get it right. This was one of those occasions.

And that's your OPINION. The FACT is that Iggy was voted FMVP, an award that goes to the best & most valuable player from the winning team in the Finals. Ultimately you're wrong. Accept your L, he's been subpar to mediocre in consecutive Finals

 

[Gil Scott-Heroin]

And that's your OPINION. The FACT is that Iggy was voted FMVP, an award that goes to the best & most valuable player from the winning team in the Finals. Ultimately you're wrong. Accept your L, he's been subpar to mediocre in consecutive Finals

They're both OPINIONS. It's not a fact he was the best player - it was the opinion of SEVEN people. If you were paying attention to Twitter at the time quite a few NBA writers/bloggers were suggesting that Curry should've been MVP. If you believe he was subpar or mediocre in last year's Finals than you're absolutely clueless.