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Won't know how it responds until he actually runs up and down the court with game speed.
**NBA FINALS THREAD - RAPTORS DEFY GRAVITY**
- Thread in 'Sports & Training' Thread starter Started by HIM,
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nobody has ever posted such things. Classic case of making ish
Happens alot here
Anyways. This series is over. Raptors 2019 nba Champs
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Steph is one of the few offensive players who has great impact while missing shots. Missing shots is still obviously not a good thing tho but to same if he's missing shots, he's worthless is a bad take.
Currys bad games are still all star impact, that's the difference.
No one saying missing shots is a good thing.
You a good dad tek. Congrats bruh.
I remember when my kids were born I left the hospital that night to go play some pickup.
Now either
Or ima bad father.
Dude wanted one last hurrah before he knew he had to hang them up. Let him live and get his Kobe last game on.
If this is your response to everything posted, you must be missing the point which is that Steph out there, regardless of if he’s hitting shots or not his mere presence is getting the rest of the squad buckets and assists. While Steph is certainly a PG, his role on the court is more than being a floor general because of his shooting ability.
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Why not.
I was there when they was delievered.
They were born at lunch time. Two hours to go play ball in the afternoon , i didn't miss nothing. I'm a very active person. Couldn't imagine going a few days without getting some cardio in. I don't know how people can go months without physical activity
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Wait....what are you saying that nobody has ever posted? And who is making something up?
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nobody has ever said curry is better then LeBron, overrall career wise. An individual season or so, yes. There's a huge difference between the two.
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Worse thing klay can do is probably reaggravate his hamstring. He should be good for tomorrow
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Dudes are in here yelling #stephbetter everyday....
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Have you tried the low profile hats?
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I was just responding to someone who said that people have been and ARE saying it.
I dont come into NBA threads enough over the year (in spite of being in here a lot lately), to know whether or not that is a lie.
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If Steph had a clutch gene he’d be better than Lebron imo. But he shrinks when them lights get too bright.
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I think the scrutiny and criticism these dudes get is like a badge of honor. Think about how dudes hated on Kobe, Lebby, now Steph and hell even Tim Duncan. Folks are just naturally going to hate on the top players of different eras because they routinely knocked their favorite team out of the playoffs and had more success. Ain’t nobody talking for pages about Dirk or KG 
Our father’s probably had the same energy for Magic, Bird, MJ, etc. It’s just a changing of the guard. Now that Lebby is washed and a full-time father/executive producer, he had to pass the torch to someone and now it’s Steph. Just the way things go.
Edit- I also think this issue is magnified by the increased exposure to slander/praise due to the emergence of social media and the 24 hour news cycle.
Our father’s probably had the same energy for Magic, Bird, MJ, etc. It’s just a changing of the guard. Now that Lebby is washed and a full-time father/executive producer, he had to pass the torch to someone and now it’s Steph. Just the way things go.
Edit- I also think this issue is magnified by the increased exposure to slander/praise due to the emergence of social media and the 24 hour news cycle.
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I hated Jordan when he ran the leagueI think the scrutiny and criticism these dudes get is like a badge of honor. Think about how dudes hated on Kobe, Lebby, now Steph and hell even Tim Duncan. Folks are just naturally going to hate on the top players of different eras because they routinely knocked their favorite team out of the playoffs and had more success. Ain’t nobody talking for pages about Dirk or KG
Our father’s probably had the same energy for Magic, Bird, MJ, etc. It’s just a changing of the guard. Now that Lebby is washed and a full-time father/executive producer, he had to pass the torch to someone and now it’s Steph. Just the way things go.
Edit- I also think this issue is magnified by the increased exposure to slander/praise due to the emergence of social media and the 24 hour news cycle.
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I feel like we have to take two in GSW or the series is over.
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The whole “Steph better than Bron” was just a narrative created by Lebron haters who get more pleasure out of hoping that man fails than watching the actual sport of basketball. It is what it is. If that’s what makes them happy let them believe it.
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I think the scrutiny and criticism these dudes get is like a badge of honor. Think about how dudes hated on Kobe, Lebby, now Steph and hell even Tim Duncan. Folks are just naturally going to hate on the top players of different eras because they routinely knocked their favorite team out of the playoffs and had more success. Ain’t nobody talking for pages about Dirk or KG
Our father’s probably had the same energy for Magic, Bird, MJ, etc. It’s just a changing of the guard. Now that Lebby is washed and a full-time father/executive producer, he had to pass the torch to someone and now it’s Steph. Just the way things go.
Edit- I also think this issue is magnified by the increased exposure to slander/praise due to the emergence of social media and the 24 hour news cycle.
People hated Tim Duncan? I never seen the hate. People like him and Kawhi seem impervious to hate
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One guy you left out: Shaq. Man I hated that MFer when he was on the Lakers. Level of dominance was just unfair. And I didn't appreciate watching his game either. Now I miss back to the basket ball.I think the scrutiny and criticism these dudes get is like a badge of honor. Think about how dudes hated on Kobe, Lebby, now Steph and hell even Tim Duncan. Folks are just naturally going to hate on the top players of different eras because they routinely knocked their favorite team out of the playoffs and had more success. Ain’t nobody talking for pages about Dirk or KG
Our father’s probably had the same energy for Magic, Bird, MJ, etc. It’s just a changing of the guard. Now that Lebby is washed and a full-time father/executive producer, he had to pass the torch to someone and now it’s Steph. Just the way things go.
Edit- I also think this issue is magnified by the increased exposure to slander/praise due to the emergence of social media and the 24 hour news cycle.
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Literally just a wrong take.
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I felt like Tim Duncan was hated on for his game being “boring” and as a result, he was greatly under appreciated. Also the folks like
MVP
and @BIG LEEMELONE , the President and Vice President of the Tim Duncan PF vs C Club had arguments on deck any time he was praised. Maybe I’m conflating under appreciation with hate but for as great as he was, due to his demeanor he didn’t seem to get the praise he deserved. Just my opinion, though. Definitely never heard anything about Kawhi aside from the Uncle Dennis debacle. I thought about including him but I don’t know if he was disrespected as much as the others because as you alluded to, his dominance simply couldn’t be ignored. Certainly one of the all-time greats and broke a lot of folks’ hearts so I’ll allow it. I similarly want to watch more vintage Shaq games because I don’t think I appreciate it as much since I was Team Kobe.
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I thought folks hated on Duncan because he wasn't hood enough.
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FOH bruh. Tell me you still don’t see folks in your hood dressed like this every day, B.
The man has timeless fashion bruh. Tell me you don’t got an uncle that has rocked that same outfit as his MVP photo every 4th of July this millennium.
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Tony $now
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I’m a Steph guy who doesn’t think he is the better overall player between him and Lebron. I just think Steph doesn’t get the respect he deserves. Think about 90s MJ was the Top Dog. 00’s Shaq, Kobe, Tim Duncan, 2010s it’s been Lebron........KD, Steph.........everybody else
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Some of TD pieces had to be like 7XL
