Yeah okay
Stans man
You're posting in here is embarrassing, sorry bro
Curry has you all messed up and I don't know why. Not the first time I've seen you hating
You're acting like it's a one month sample size right now
This dude is really unguardable.
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You're posting in here is embarrassing, sorry bro
Curry has you all messed up and I don't know why. Not the first time I've seen you hating
You're acting like it's a one month sample size right now
Why don't they just decapitate dude when he drives?
Obviously the switch from the screen
Yall nikkas acting all clueless and shytMrFantastic
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I don't think anyone is undermining Curry...we have seen time and time again that Steph can shoot from 30+ feet with ease..he that good...hand his in face does nothing..
I'm questioning the D of a team that would allow a player to kill you the same way over and over again...every pnr is met with the same switch of big man on Steph..Steph cook that big man and team continue to do it.
(Not saying it matter cause Steph that good) but rarely see teams change their strategy on Steph...especially in clutch time...I don't get it..
Reid2Achieve
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Nah he shot the same shots last year. Did you watch the playoffs? Only difference is that he now has the stamina (or desire) to play like this for entire games throughout the season and the game has slowed down for him...
Lord_Chief_Rocka
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He may have attempted the same shots but he wasn't hitting them at the same rate.
What are his contested 3 points percentage year to year? And how many contested threes is he taking?
Also, I thought he was attempting more 3s this year?
So if you happen to rotate to Steph for whatever circumstance you're supposed to just drop what you are doing and immediately go back to paint?How about getting your big ass in the paint where you belong in the 1st place
Yall trying to hard man
MrFantastic
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Reid2Achieve
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If you don't switch then he will have an open (or step back 3) or a drive to the lane (he shoots like 65+% at the basket and 91% from the line). Bogut and Green set great screens. You almost have to switch or trap or he will burn you every time.I don't think anyone is undermining Curry...we have seen time and time again that Steph can shoot from 30+ feet with ease..he that good...hand his in face does nothing..
I'm questioning the D of a team that would allow a player to kill you the same way over and over again...every pnr is met with the same switch of big man on Steph..Steph cook that big man and team continue to do it.
(Not saying it matter cause Steph that good) but rarely see teams change their strategy on Steph...especially in clutch time...I don't get it..
@Newzz Trapping and doubling him from 30+ feet saps a lot of energy and isn't really sustainable in a game against this team, and especially not a series. That is one reason the Cavs got worn out in the Finals.
Its not a matter of why? The screen FORCES the switch sometimeswhy would a big man try to stay in front of Steph and force him to shoot the three....that's impossible..thats what he wants to do..he going to score regardless so at least ATTEMPT to only give up 2..
TrebleMan
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Remember when Madden had one game where only certain players would be ranked 100 in a category instead of the usual max of 99?
Well Curry would be 110 in shooting, 100 in handle, 100 in difficult shots, 100 in basketball IQ, 99 in passing.
You just can't defend and if you do he finds a way to make you pay. The reason why nobody can stop Steph Curry is because you can't stop Steph Curry. Having the team he has around him too makes it even more of a lost contest.
If Curry doesn't want to take the center straight up, he could get the ball to the center who has a PG guarding him in the post. If they double him someone will be open, usually either a 3 or a slam dunk. Remember, if there is a positional mismatch created from a screen in one area, there's a mismatch in another position. Curry has the awareness and decision making to find that also.
Well Curry would be 110 in shooting, 100 in handle, 100 in difficult shots, 100 in basketball IQ, 99 in passing.
You just can't defend and if you do he finds a way to make you pay. The reason why nobody can stop Steph Curry is because you can't stop Steph Curry. Having the team he has around him too makes it even more of a lost contest.
If Curry doesn't want to take the center straight up, he could get the ball to the center who has a PG guarding him in the post. If they double him someone will be open, usually either a 3 or a slam dunk. Remember, if there is a positional mismatch created from a screen in one area, there's a mismatch in another position. Curry has the awareness and decision making to find that also.
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Reid2Achieve
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He shot 11 3PA per game in the playoffs last season and made them at a 42.2% clip. He is attempting 11.1 this year and making them at 46.1%
According to NBAminer.com, his contested shot %:
this year is 48.7%
last season 49.6%, 40% in playoffs
'13-14 season it was 43.7%, 41.2 in playoffs
It didn't say if those shots are threes or twos. And it didn't say how many.
But even if he reverts to the mean, it is excellent, and even those playoff percentages are fantastic. Obviously he wants to get easier looks, but the dude is hitting shots at an efficiency that is unheard of for the volume of threes he's taking.
Originalgangsta317
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