antidope
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Maybe when he completes the revenge tour people will stop looking at Steph funny.
2017 NBA FINALS THREAD. PART III
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De quién es este hombre ?
SadBoi
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Draymond is a role player on 29 other teams.
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Kyrie "Is this what the playoffs feels like?" Irving is magically better than Steph Curry now
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*raises hand*
I've seen Steph go small in the finals 2 years straight. Both his MVP seasons.
I've seen Kyrie hit the biggest 3 point shot in NBA finals history. I don't think he's hit his prime yet.
Which one of those 2 are known for 3 pointers?
My perception is different I guess...
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This^^^
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Draymond would be the first or second best player on 28 other teams.
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He's a great offensive player there is no denying that.
People seem to forget that Kyrie plays with the best player on this planet. Who just happens to mask all of Kyrie's weaknesses. If Kyrie was the #1 option on a team he'd never have back to back MVPs, never lead a team to back to back finals, never win it all, the list goes on man.
People seem to forget that Kyrie plays with the best player on this planet. Who just happens to mask all of Kyrie's weaknesses. If Kyrie was the #1 option on a team he'd never have back to back MVPs, never lead a team to back to back finals, never win it all, the list goes on man.
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I don't know if Dray could be a 1st option but he's def a 2nd option on most every team.
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22 5 4 and 25 5 6 in the finals are going small numbers. Who knew?
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No way in hell could Draymond be a 2nd option. 2nd best player I can agree with tho
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Steph is the first option on his team. Compare those stats to the first option on the cavs the last 2 finals...
antidope
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Those two things are not comparable but ok.
This is way too much time between the games the topics are getting redundant.
This is way too much time between the games the topics are getting redundant.
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Please tell me you're being disingenuous.
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if Kyrie is the best guard on the court for the 2nd straight finals then he's absolved from any slander forever as far as I'm concerned. I'd be very surprised if Steph isn't the best guard by far out there.
Then Love has been absolutely pathetic against this team. Staggeringly poor. He's been giving them 17/10 on great shooting splits during this run. Cleveland will sorely miss that production in this series.
Then Frye is unplayable in this matchup because he's going to get lost either off the ball or in the pnr. Love falls in this boat too, and he's gonna get a lotta mins.
It looks like 5 games Warriors to me. Pretty much all of that stuff would have to go the opposite way for Cleveland to pull it out and I don't see it.
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More facetious than anything. Steph doesn't play big in the finals. That doesn't bode well for Warriors winning against a Cavs team that has 2 unguardable scorers.
antidope
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But he played well in 2015 and GSW has three "unguardable scorers"
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With a substantially better defender on him.
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Bron played like **** his 1st 2 Finals and has gone nuclear for the most part since. Steph hasn't been as bad as that but this well start his nuclear run.
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I'd be very surprised if Steph isn't the best guard by far out there.
Then Love has been absolutely pathetic against this team. Staggeringly poor. He's been giving them 17/10 on great shooting splits during this run. Cleveland will sorely miss that production in this series.
Then Frye is unplayable in this matchup because he's going to get lost either off the ball or in the pnr. Love falls in this boat too, and he's gonna get a lotta mins.
It looks like 5 games Warriors to me. Pretty much all of that stuff would have to go the opposite way for Cleveland to pull it out and I don't see it.
K. Love is the cavs 3rd option. He can go 10 and 5 and the Cavs can win a championship. Klay is the 3rd option on the warriors, if he goes 10 and 5 the Warriors more than likely lose the series. The thing is between Steph and KD taking 35+ shots combined, Klay gets 10-12 touches MAX. He has no room for a cold night, but he's good for those in the finals too. KD has to perform at "Lebron James-esque" levels for the Warriors to win. The problem arises when the actual Lebron James will be on him for 75% of the series...
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curry on the warpath. laying waste to all that oppose him now. He's cut out the dumb passes and drives a lot more to keep the defense honest. you'll see. son been on some 'kill everything moving' steeze for months now. even in that game one almost spurs blowout son had 40. dude tired of the peanut gallery.
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He's like Bruce Leroy when he got the glow, bout to put the beats on Bro-Nuff.
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Steph played well enough for the Warriors to beat an injured Cavs team in 6 games. Who are the GS's 3 unguardable scorers by chance and have any of them put up 40+ in the finals....
I will take Kyrie's unguardable offense and semblance of defense over Delladova's hussle defense and little to no offense anytime
darthska
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He had 11 or 13 when Kiwi went out. In no way, shape, or form was he killing it.
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