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Wait, the Warriors now have Kawhi? Kin' ell
Since it's his birthday we made him an honorary Warrior for the day.Wait, the Warriors now have Kawhi? Kin' ell
Is he even rated higher than Steph?Klay already rated higher as a shooter than Ray Allen et al?
No because Steph is the best shooter of all timeIs he even rated higher than Steph?
No he isn't.No because Steph is the best shooter of all time
Nobody's called him the 'GOAT'. I said he's the best shooter ever though.No he isn't.
I got Dirk, Jordan, Miller, Allen, West, and Bird ahead of him. Steph still has a ways to go before crowning him G.O.A.T.
We're still talking about greatest shooting, yes? Not 3pt field goal %.Do you know what you are arguing when you are claiming Jordan above Curry as the best shooter? It's not even close. Which is odd given you dropped names like Miller and Allen, who are clearly not on a real all round GOAT list.
I'd dare say the two best shooters ever, are currently playing, together. And Klay would definitely be quite high on that list too.
Dirk, Nash, Allen, Reggie, Bird, Peja, Billups, Pierce some others to throw in there. But look at them and what Curry does, it's just not close.
Klay like Steph is a volume 3 point shooter and has a career average of 41.9% from 3 point range and has never shot under 40% for any of his seasons in the NBA. He is also 2nd fastest to 1,000 3 pointers behind Curry (369 games for Steph, 372 for Klay). If he's not the 2nd best shooter of all time yet, if he remains on pace, it's only a matter of time.Nobody's called him the 'GOAT'. I said he's the best shooter ever though.
Career best 3p shooting seasons ever:
Larry Bird - 42.7%
Dirk Nowitzki - 42.1%
Michael Jordan - 42.7% (on a short 3 point line btw)
Reggie Miller - 42.9%
Steph Curry career 3p % - 43.8%. Not even close. His average is better than their best.
Unexpected with all the links to Cleveland and Boston. What does their roster look like this year? No Oladipo. Essentially a 1 year run for both Russell and PG13.
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Keeping a superstar you want on the last year of his contract is always a stupid idea, especially if you are a small market non-contending team.So we have recently seen Cousins, Butler and George all go for nothing.
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Imagine all the gold coins as draft picks.Celtics, what are you doing?
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As if there wasn't a big gap there to begin with.And two of the best players in the Eastern conference are now in the West in Butler and George. And losing their stars means two playoff teams Boston and Chicago will be in rebuild. There is also a chance that another playoff team in Atlanta blowing it up. Their is going to be a bigger gap between the two conferences next season. If I was Hayward I would move to the East because of that.
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Only reason is the extra year under contract. Westbrook might stay for the money, but probably not PG. OKC is capped out and they probably won't be competing for the title with that squad.A dark end to this would be George and Westbrook enjoying playing with each other so much in Oklahoma they decide to be teammates again in LA.