50/45/90, averaging 30 and hitting 400 threes...in 34 MPG! What kind of alien season is that?
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he wouldnt have been able to do it in the 90s tho - the coli
He played 6 more minutes per game that year than Steph, that is half a quarters worth of time. I don't think yall really understand how ridiculous Stephs numbers are, because of the fact they were done in just 34mpg.I think the most ridiculous season is 87-88 MJ:
35ppg
54% FG
6 Rebs
6 Ast
3 Stl
2 Blk
DPOY
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That's the most impressive part to me. He just killed it in short bursts and the team's numbers took a huge hit with him off the floor on a 73 win team. What I love most about it is he finds a way to play so great and to win while also making sure to entertain with crazy passes and shots. Plus he didn't do shyt to protect his shooting percentages, just willing to take any shot even what were supposed to be low percentage ones.In 34 minutes a game
Some straight up Wilt level of statistical anomaly.
Great point about not protecting his FG%, he was taking half court shots damn near nightly, the sick shyt is he makes them
And he also commanded more double and triple team attention due to the fact that Pippen wasn't an all-star in 1987 and Horace Grant had just arrived. Meaning Jordan didn't have as much threats to achieve the better numbers (with more minutes included) Steph literally has a championship team around him.
And your also forgetting Defense Player of the Year bruh....that's elite level status on offense AND defense.
All the attention Curry gets is how those championship players get open, he has gravity out to halfcourt basically
Always with the rules, how would a rules change stop him from hitting 30 foot threes
you gonna handcheck him at halfcourt? Handchecking is really stop people from driving and turning the corner, his first mode of attack isn't to get to the rim so........
All the attention Curry gets is how those championship players get open, he has gravity out to halfcourt basically
Always with the rules, how would a rules change stop him from hitting 30 foot threes
Jordan put up better numbers, played more minutes on lesser team and won defense player of the year. That's Godly. Address the other points I made please. I deleted the rules comment because that was for a reply to someone else.
And hitting 400 threes, winning 73 and putting up 50/45/90 isn't somehow godly?
Curry did this is 34 minutes per game, he was almost scoring a point a minute
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This Steph curry season was 
Yeeeeep that team was shiiiit. MJ was the whole offense and he created for everyone and was the defensive stopper.
Folks forget that basketball isn't just one side of the court.
And hitting 400 threes, winning 73 and putting up 50/45/90 isn't somehow godly?
Curry did this is 34 minutes per game, he was almost scoring a point a minute
It is....but Godly is also playing epically on the other side of the ball bruh...Jordan was the first and only guard to record 200 steals and 100 blocked shots that season, while scoring 35ppg on a shytty team...a record which stood for 25+ plus years before Wade came along. Steph Curry is great, Jordan is greater. That's all I'm saying (in response to someone who brought MJ up first).
Jordan wasn't being hidden on defense. Shout out to Klay Thompson.