Admit it Rockets fans, Stephen Curry is the best player in NBA history, way better than MJ, Kobe, an

Honestly man, not hating here...but all I see is a guy running around illegal screens and hitting open shots.

I know this is a sarcastic thread any where but there is my bit of 'Hate'. His team is incredibly stacked just as well, enough so that doubling him is not the best of ideas.

 

Curry may be the best shooter today, but not the best player. He lacks maturity to be the best player or the current MVP. Until he grows up, he is not either in my book.

Kobe, MJ and the present day LBJ all have the maturity factor to qualify. Curry has a long way to go to be qualified in their league.

 

This is literally the definition of a troll thread. There is no difference between this and making a thread stating that Olajuwon is one of the worst players in NBA history. Both are flat out some of the dumbest comments a human being could conceive.

Curry is quite possibly the greatest shooter the league has ever seen. Watching him play the Rockets has been nothing short of unbelievable. The fact that his shots are nothing but pure net every time is simply amazing.

I'm sure the league will figure out how to guard him soon

 

Lebron will destroy Curry like he destroyed Rondo.

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i admit he's great. but come on better looking than MJ??

 

I think that Cavs will take it. Lebron won't allow this championship to be in someone else's hands. When there are no Spurs or experienced team similar to them, there is no way someone can stop LeBron.

 

My favorite gif of this season.

 

No Texas teams. The Rockets are LeBron's only weakness in the playoffs still

 

Under armour shoes for Curry is better than Nike. That's all

 

I know this is a sarcasm thread... but... Curry and Michael Jordan are the only players to make five or more 3-pointers, score 40 or more points, and shoot at least 55 percent from the field in a conference finals game. Jordan did it in Game 4 of the 1993 Eastern Conference finals against the Knicks.

That's the kind of game it was.

But it just makes the next 4 game comeback even sweeter.

 

Seriously, Steph Curry is a very nice player and a great shooter, but his not better than those NBA megastars at this point. I don't have a clue what he will be in the future, but I have my doubts that he will reach that level. I have not seen that kind of leadership yet.

 

Playing against these Rockets does not count LOL