How Come Steph Curry Doesn't Have An Iconic Playoff Moment?

[LordLyons]

He double dribbled. He only got the step because he picked the ball up and faked the shot and bron went for the contest.

Lebron hit the rim on that block in game 7
Wade shot more FTs than Dallas entire team in 2006
Giants offensive line held on the David Tyree catch
Packers offensive line held on the Arod Hail mary against detroit
James white was short on the last play of the super bowl

every great sports moment has fouls and penalties committed

 

[rbksNgirbauds]

This would be a good one...

Oh so u were being deadass in yo OP?
Legit thought u were trolling.

Gm 3 against NO '15
Gm 6 against MEM '15
Gm 5 against CLE '15
Gm 4 against POR '16
Gm 7 against OKC '16
Gm 1 against SAS '17
Gm 1 against CLE '17

 

[DonKnock]

DUDE YOU HAVE A SERIOUS PROBLEM.





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Yea I sure do, casuals that barely watched regular season games are now on a crusade over a standard move like they've been reffing Finals games for years


Gilbert Arenas had the best point on this, teams have refs that come and officiate their scrimmages. During these scrimmages players will routinely show the refs certain moves to check if they are legal or not. Multiple players have done so with this move and it was deemed ok.


People are acting like this is the first time he ever did that move and he was immediately caught red handed. That is not the case. Many guards have used this move during the season but casuals are watching now and they haven't seen it before; so of course there must be some sort of problem with the move rather than with them

 

[Devil Plisken…CMS]

Oh so u were being deadass in yo OP?
Legit thought u were trolling.

Gm 3 against NO '15
Gm 6 against MEM '15
Gm 5 against CLE '15
Gm 4 against POR '16
Gm 7 against OKC '16
Gm 1 against SAS '17
Gm 1 against CLE '17

Homie...you're forcing all of this

Everyone I mentioned had other great moments within the playoffs but they aren't iconic moments...what's so hard to understand about that?

 

[CHICAGO]

Yea I sure do, casuals that barely watched regular season games are now on a crusade over a standard move like they've been reffing Finals games for years


Gilbert Arenas had the best point on this, teams have refs that come and officiate their scrimmages. During these scrimmages players will routinely show the refs certain moves to check if they are legal or not. Multiple players have done so with this move and it was deemed ok.


People are acting like this is the first time he ever did that move and he was immediately caught red handed. That is not the case. Many guards have used this move during the season but casuals are watching now and they haven't seen it before; so of course there must be some sort of problem with the move rather than with them

REFS MISS TRAVELS ALL THE TIME.

BRON HAS BEEN TRAVELING HIS WHOLE CAREER
AND RARELY IS CALLED FOR IT.

THAT WASNT HIS TYPICAL STEPBACK.

HE TOOK 4 STEPS AND THE WORLD SAW IT.

TO PRETEND OTHERWISE IS INSANITY.



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[DonKnock]

THAT WASNT HIS TYPICAL STEPBACK.​

Agreed. It was a pullback stepback, not a pound stepback.


They are both legal, he has been doing the pullback stepback variation all year with no problems. As have other guards (Kyrie, DeRozen, Butler, Bogdonavich and Rozier both did one in the playoffs as well)

 

[CHICAGO]

Agreed. It was a pullback stepback, not a pound stepback.


They are both legal, he has been doing the pullback stepback variation all year with no problems. As have other guards (Kyrie, DeRozen, Butler, Bogdonavich and Rozier both did one in the playoffs as well)

NONE OF THEM TOOK 4 STEPS ON THEIR STEPBACKS.

THAT shyt HARDEN DID WAS A 1ST.
THATS WHY ITS GOTTEN SO MUCH ATTENTION.

THE WORLD ISNT SINGLING JAMES OUT
BECAUSE THEY DONT LIKE JIM.



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[rbksNgirbauds]

Homie...you're forcing all of this

Everyone I mentioned had other great moments within the playoffs but they aren't iconic moments...what's so hard to understand about that?

No, if anything you are. The fact that I genuinely initially thought this were troll thread says it all

If u ain't a fan, u ain't fan....but trying to rewrite history is kinda corny

 

[Devil Plisken…CMS]

No, if anything you are. The fact that I genuinely initially thought this were troll thread says it all

If u ain't a fan, u ain't fan....but trying to rewrite history is kinda corny

Nope nope & maybe

None of these moments measure up to anything I mentioned for various reasons. Objectivity is key...I bet it never occurred to you maybe I don't care for some people I mentioned.

D. Fish 0.4>>>Your clips
Horry vs. The Kings>>>Your clips
Sampson's shot vs. The Lakers>>>your clips
Millers shot against The Bulls>>your clips

 

[street heat]

If not that blazers game it's definitely this shot to go up 3-0 against NO

no one cares about stuff like this against overmatched teams

 

[HabitualChiller]

If not that blazers game it's definitely this shot to go up 3-0 against NO

"oooooo he hit a heavily contested 3pointer to go up 3-0" against a team that had no shot of even winning the series.

...And no one saw OP saying KD's 3pointer over LeBron was his iconic playoff moment? Cavs most likely would've lost even if he airballed that shyt and momentum shifted

 

[nyknick]

dap fishing & this was in a regular season game...

Was that the Christmas blowout game? I just remember the look on LeBron's face

 

[rbksNgirbauds]

Nope nope & maybe

None of these moments measure up to anything I mentioned for various reasons. Objectivity is key...I bet it never occurred to you maybe I don't care for some people I mentioned.

D. Fish 0.4>>>Your clips
Horry vs. The Kings>>>Your clips
Sampson's shot vs. The Lakers>>>your clips
Millers shot against The Bulls>>your clips

There's nothing objective about any of this, it's all subjective my dude.

If I showed my 18 year old lil brother a clip of IT limping up the court vs LA he wouldn't even know it was a damn finals game. Is that moment any less iconic because he knows nothing about it? Wat if he said said Tim Duncan's bucket against OKC gm 6 in '14 was an iconic moment wat is the 'objective ' metrics used to determine its not? Whose the gatekeeper of said 'objective ' measures?

Like I said, if you're not a fan you're not a fan. Nothing wrong with that, but rewriting history is corny duke.

 

[BigMoneyGrip]

He double dribbled

I guess KD double dribbled too huh

 

[Devil Plisken…CMS]

There's nothing objective about any of this, it's all subjective my dude.

If I showed my 18 year old lil brother a clip of IT limping up the court vs LA he wouldn't even know it was a damn finals game. Is that moment any less iconic because he knows nothing about it? Wat if he said said Tim Duncan's bucket against OKC gm 6 in '14 was an iconic moment wat is the 'objective ' metrics used to determine its not? Whose the gatekeeper of said 'objective ' measures?

Like I said, if you're not a fan you're not a fan. Nothing wrong with that, but rewriting history is corny duke.

Around the corner with that goofy Shakespeare shyt Lmaooooo