crzymdups wrote:yellowboy90 wrote:It's amazing how great Curry is inside the arch shooting, finishing, rebounding, and passing. I wonder why Lillard isn't closer to Curry considering he is more athletic or a guy like Kyrie doesn't have the all around game like Curry.I think Kyrie can probably get close scoring wise if he can stay healthy but will he buckle down and become more of a team player. He will never be the sniper Curry is but I think he can get back to near 40% from three.
Curry works harder than anyone. His off-season training routines are insane. Dribble drills. Shooting drills. Stamina drills. He probably trains harder than anyone in the league. His skills didn't just happen by accident, they were made through repetition.
The work harder thing is an easy out. It's really no way to prove this. It may be true but other guys could work as hard as them but it just does not relate to better on court play.
mreinman wrote:you are surprised? Curry's just don't happen every day. Once a century perhaps. Intangibles are off the charts.
Yes, and no. Curry is truly a freak of nature and those type of players are rare. Dude has the handle of young Chris Paul, the shooting accuracy of prime Nash, the toughness of Stockton, and the unconsciousness of Iverson.
Also, when looking at Nash, Paul, and Stockton their skills continues way past the normal prime. If Curry stays healthy he could have 10 more years of similar play.