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TPercy
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11/2/2015  10:24 PM
BigDaddyG wrote:
TPercy wrote:As of right now at this very moment, yes he is the best player. But would you seriously take him over Lebron? Jordan? Kobe? Karl Malone? John Stockton? Olajuwon?

Too early too say. But I would definitely consider him over Stockton and Kobe if ge keeps this up.

He would be the greatest of all time if he keeps this up and wins a ring

nearly 40ppg 7 ast 5 rebs on 76% TS and 650 WS48...crazy stuff.

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11/2/2015  11:40 PM
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mreinman wrote:
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BRIGGS wrote:I guess Curry needs some longevity but purely from watching with my eyes I can't name 5 better players that I have seen.

Comparing him to only guards and forwards and I don't think he makes top 5. Forget about including centers.

1. MJ
2. Magic
3. Bird
4. Dr. J
5. Bernard King

Now include players I have not seen play. Oscar Robertson, Clyde Frazier, Earl the Pearl.

Bernard King?

You don't like Bernard?

top five? are you insane?

so here is what phil is thinking ....
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11/2/2015  11:40 PM
TPercy wrote:
BigDaddyG wrote:
TPercy wrote:As of right now at this very moment, yes he is the best player. But would you seriously take him over Lebron? Jordan? Kobe? Karl Malone? John Stockton? Olajuwon?

Too early too say. But I would definitely consider him over Stockton and Kobe if ge keeps this up.

He would be the greatest of all time if he keeps this up and wins a ring

nearly 40ppg 7 ast 5 rebs on 76% TS and 650 WS48...crazy stuff.

if he keeps that up he would be the all time number 1 in all sports by miles.

so here is what phil is thinking ....
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11/3/2015  12:11 AM
Curry at it again
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11/3/2015  12:12 AM
newyorknewyork wrote:Curry at it again

only 26 points so far

so here is what phil is thinking ....
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11/3/2015  12:15 AM
mreinman wrote:
newyorknewyork wrote:Curry at it again

only 26 points so far

19 pt quarter might have just scored 12pts in a row off of stls, 3s, 3 pt plays

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11/3/2015  12:16 AM
Around the back, perfect fast break bounce pass.
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11/3/2015  12:17 AM
Curry just made a ridiculous pass

I think we may need a curry sticky. We may be watching one of the most historic seasons in the NBA

so here is what phil is thinking ....
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11/3/2015  11:11 AM
mreinman wrote:
NYKBocker wrote:
mreinman wrote:
NYKBocker wrote:
BRIGGS wrote:I guess Curry needs some longevity but purely from watching with my eyes I can't name 5 better players that I have seen.

Comparing him to only guards and forwards and I don't think he makes top 5. Forget about including centers.

1. MJ
2. Magic
3. Bird
4. Dr. J
5. Bernard King

Now include players I have not seen play. Oscar Robertson, Clyde Frazier, Earl the Pearl.

Bernard King?

You don't like Bernard?

top five? are you insane?

Not counting centers. Also..I said players I have seen. So start from the 80s and up. Ohhh...I had a brain fart. Replace Bernard with LeDouche. You can also replace Dr. J with Kobe.
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11/3/2015  1:17 PM
NYKBocker wrote:
mreinman wrote:
NYKBocker wrote:
mreinman wrote:
NYKBocker wrote:
BRIGGS wrote:I guess Curry needs some longevity but purely from watching with my eyes I can't name 5 better players that I have seen.

Comparing him to only guards and forwards and I don't think he makes top 5. Forget about including centers.

1. MJ
2. Magic
3. Bird
4. Dr. J
5. Bernard King

Now include players I have not seen play. Oscar Robertson, Clyde Frazier, Earl the Pearl.

Bernard King?

You don't like Bernard?

top five? are you insane?

Not counting centers. Also..I said players I have seen. So start from the 80s and up. Ohhh...I had a brain fart. Replace Bernard with LeDouche. You can also replace Dr. J with Kobe.


I might plug in Shaq, Duncan and Garnett before I get to Kobe.
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11/3/2015  1:30 PM
Id like to see 1 player in the last 40 years who has avg 34-7-5-3 with an efg that is almost 75% over ANY straight 5 game stretch. MJ didnt do that. I can hear the argument of longevity+ consistency--but right now what we are watching now today I believe may nba 1 of the top 5 players ALL TIME and EASILY todays best player by a very good margin. If anyone had a first pick of a player they'd take Curry.
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11/3/2015  3:51 PM
BigDaddyG wrote:
NYKBocker wrote:
mreinman wrote:
NYKBocker wrote:
mreinman wrote:
NYKBocker wrote:
BRIGGS wrote:I guess Curry needs some longevity but purely from watching with my eyes I can't name 5 better players that I have seen.

Comparing him to only guards and forwards and I don't think he makes top 5. Forget about including centers.

1. MJ
2. Magic
3. Bird
4. Dr. J
5. Bernard King

Now include players I have not seen play. Oscar Robertson, Clyde Frazier, Earl the Pearl.

Bernard King?

You don't like Bernard?

top five? are you insane?

Not counting centers. Also..I said players I have seen. So start from the 80s and up. Ohhh...I had a brain fart. Replace Bernard with LeDouche. You can also replace Dr. J with Kobe.


I might plug in Shaq, Duncan and Garnett before I get to Kobe.

completely agree

so here is what phil is thinking ....
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11/3/2015  6:30 PM
He said "NOT" including Centers!!!
mreinman
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11/3/2015  6:38 PM
Nalod wrote:He said "NOT" including Centers!!!

Only including players that I have seen:

MJ, Magic, Lebron, Duncan, Bird

so here is what phil is thinking ....
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11/4/2015  8:00 PM
I'll hold off on Curry being a top five player but . . . I do think he stands out for making everyone around him significantly better, for having the most impact on a team of any player I've seen and . . . he's still getting better. I can't think of any player who manages the game better, Jordan, say, might take Curry one-on-one but Curry's on court coaching/strategy skills are perhaps better than, say, Frazier and Nash.
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