Best 10 game stretch?

[sundizz]

Curry on the season:

MPG 34:15
PPG 33.3
RPG 5.3
APG 5.6
SPG 2.6
FG% 53.2
3P% 47.3
FT% 92.7

And to top it off the Dubs are 10 and 0. What's the next best (or better) stretch in recent memory (10 game minimum).

[Funktion]

52 three's thru 10 games. 1 got knocked off. :eek:

[buddha]

http://i.imgur.com/hO7Reo5.png

[sundizz]

I'm a huge kobe fan and gotta disagree. He did less in everything except points and played way more minutes. Also, that entire stretch is skewed by the 81. Had a lot of fairly average games (by Kobe standards)

[Funktion]

Wish Curry got those minutes.

[SouBeachTalents]

'09 Wade

2/24-3/14

MPG: 41.9
PPG: 37.1
RPG: 6.4
APG: 10.9
SPG: 3.2
BPG: 1.3
FG%: 55.1
3P%: 47.9
FT%: 83.3

[buddha]

I'm a huge kobe fan and gotta disagree. He did less in everything except points and played way more minutes. Also, that entire stretch is skewed by the 81. Had a lot of fairly average games (by Kobe standards)

10 more ppg.

[Wade's Rings]

'09 Wade

2/24-3/14

MPG: 41.9
PPG: 37.1
RPG: 6.4
APG: 10.9
SPG: 3.2
BPG: 1.3
FG%: 55.1
3P%: 47.9
FT%: 83.3

:bowdown: :bowdown:

[aj1987]

Dwayne Wade 11 game sample (2/22-3/14):

38.3 PPG 6.3 RPG 10.4 APG 3.0 SPG 1.3 BPG on 67% TS

[sundizz]

'09 Wade

2/24-3/14

MPG: 41.9
PPG: 37.1
RPG: 6.4
APG: 10.9
SPG: 3.2
BPG: 1.3
FG%: 55.1
3P%: 47.9
FT%: 83.3

:applause:

[Funktion]

Curry took less than 20 shots in 5 of the games. High game of 27 attempts.

http://www.basketball-reference.com/players/c/curryst01/gamelog/2016/#pgl_basic::none

[Funktion]

Dwayne Wade 11 game sample (2/22-3/14):

38.3 PPG 6.3 RPG 10.4 APG 3.0 SPG 1.3 BPG on 67% TS

Them nice percentages and couple 40 pt games in that stretch tho :applause:

[Foster5k]

http://i.imgur.com/hO7Reo5.png
Lmao. I see a lot of Ls in that graphic. Curry is doing this while putting up Ws. NEXT...

[Funktion]

Damn 26 free throws

[aj1987]

Another two from Wade in '07 :

30.9 PPG 5.2 RPG 9.1 APG 1.9 SPG 1.2 BPG 58% TS

32.1 PPG 5.6 RPG 7.4 APG 3.0 SPG 1.0 BPG on 60% TS

[Wade's Rings]

Another two from Wade in '07 :

30.9 PPG 5.2 RPG 9.1 APG 1.9 SPG 1.2 BPG 58% TS

32.1 PPG 5.6 RPG 7.4 APG 3.0 SPG 1.0 BPG on 60% TS

:bowdown: :bowdown:

[SugarHill]

kobe has the most dominant stretch ever

[aj1987]

KD in '14:

38.5 PPG 6.3 RPG 6.0 APG 1.6 SPG 1.0 BPG on 68% TS (11 game stretch)

LeBron in '13:

29.8 PPG 7.6 RPG 8.6 APG 1.9 SPG 0.6 BPG on 74% TS (12 game sample)

LeBron in '10:

32.2 PPG 7.0 RPG 9.7 APG 1.9 SPG 1.0 BPG on 62% TS (22 game stretch)

MJ in '90:

38.8 PPG 7.2 RPG 6.9 APG 3.2 SPG 1.1 BPG on 60% TS (12 game stretch...in the PLAYOFFS)

[DaOldLion]

06) 38.7 points, 5.5 rebounds, 3.5 assists, 2.3 steals, 0.2 blocks on 48.5 FG%, 36.7 3P%, 84.9 FT%

team record = 11-4

03) 40.4 points, 4.9 rebounds, 3.6 assists, 2.4 steals, 0.9 blocks on 47.5 FG%, 42.9 3P%, 85.1 FT%

team record 13-3

not taking anything away from GOAT Curry but these two deserve a mention

[Foster5k]

MJ in '90:

38.8 PPG 7.2 RPG 6.9 APG 3.2 SPG 1.1 BPG on 60% TS (12 game stretch...in the PLAYOFFS)
:bowdown: :bowdown: :bowdown: :bowdown:

The GOAT.

[Fire Colangelo]

KD in '14:

38.5 PPG 6.3 RPG 6.0 APG 1.6 SPG 1.0 BPG on 68% TS (11 game stretch)

LeBron in '13:

29.8 PPG 7.6 RPG 8.6 APG 1.9 SPG 0.6 BPG on 74% TS (12 game sample)

LeBron in '10:

32.2 PPG 7.0 RPG 9.7 APG 1.9 SPG 1.0 BPG on 62% TS (22 game stretch)

MJ in '90:

38.8 PPG 7.2 RPG 6.9 APG 3.2 SPG 1.1 BPG on 60% TS (12 game stretch...in the PLAYOFFS)

If counting playoffs, Lebron's 35/9/7 on 62%TS in 09 was pretty beastly through 14 games.

[aj1987]

MJ in '88:

39.2 PPG 6.6 RPG 4.8 APG 2.8 SPG 1.7 BPG on 61% TS

MJ in '90:

41.4 PPG 7.7 RPG 5.6 APG 3.9 SPG 1.1 BPG on 65% TS

MJ in '88:

33.5 PPG 8.1 RPG 9.2 APG 3.2 SPG 0.6 BPG on 61% TS (17 game stretch)

MJ in '88:

32.7 PPG 10.1 RPG 10.1 APG 2.6 SPG 1.0 BPG on 59% TS (15 game stretch)

[Marchesk]

Wilt in 62:

59.9 ppg, 25.4 ppg, 2.2 apg, ~8.8 bpg, 56.0 FG%, 67.8 FT%

[RoseCity07]

Didn't Kobe get 40 a game for like 2 weeks straight. Not even near the same time he scored the 81. I remember it was a crazy hot streak.

Anyway, the Wade streaks are the most impressive.

[Wade's Rings]

Wade in '06

30.7/6.3/6.6/2.3/.9 shooting 51%

Wade in '09

31.1/4.9/7.9/2.4/2.1 shooting 53%

[guy]

As far as 10-0 goes, Jordan in 91, 92, 96, Shaq in 2000, and Lebron in 09, 10, 13 have had some that are similar and arguably better. No doubt that this is definitely on that level though.

[SouBeachTalents]

'67 Wilt in the playoffs

24/30/10 on 60%

[Marchesk]

Jerry West in 66 playoffs over 14 games:

34.2/6.3/5.6 on 51.8 FG%, 87.2 FT%

[Lebronxrings]

'09 Wade

2/24-3/14

MPG: 41.9
PPG: 37.1
RPG: 6.4
APG: 10.9
SPG: 3.2
BPG: 1.3
FG%: 55.1
3P%: 47.9
FT%: 83.3
post playoff numbers now

[pauk]

Wilt
Oscar
Elgin
Jordan
Lebron

In that order, will win this battle.

[KOBE143]

Kobe

81.0ppg, 2.0apg, 6.0rpg, 3.0spg, 1.0bpg, 74%TS (1.0 game stretch)

:bowdown: :bowdown: :bowdown:

[JohnFreeman]

'09 Wade

2/24-3/14

MPG: 41.9
PPG: 37.1
RPG: 6.4
APG: 10.9
SPG: 3.2
BPG: 1.3
FG%: 55.1
3P%: 47.9
FT%: 83.3
damnnn

[LAZERUSS]

'09 Wade

2/24-3/14

MPG: 41.9
PPG: 37.1
RPG: 6.4
APG: 10.9
SPG: 3.2
BPG: 1.3
FG%: 55.1
3P%: 47.9
FT%: 83.3

I'm not a huge Wade fan, but damn, this was impressive.

[SpaceJam]

'09 Wade

2/24-3/14

MPG: 41.9
PPG: 37.1
RPG: 6.4
APG: 10.9
SPG: 3.2
BPG: 1.3
FG%: 55.1
3P%: 47.9
FT%: 83.3

09 MVP should have been Wade's in my opinion,

[NZStreetBaller]

'09 Wade

2/24-3/14

MPG: 41.9
PPG: 37.1
RPG: 6.4
APG: 10.9
SPG: 3.2
BPG: 1.3
FG%: 55.1
3P%: 47.9
FT%: 83.3

Dayum. No wonder lebron is a two time champion.

[bballnoob1192]

Lmao. I see a lot of Ls in that graphic. Curry is doing this while putting up Ws. NEXT...
9-4 in the 13 games that has stats. that's a great record u imbecile

[PHILA]

2000 Shaq - 3/6/00 - 3/24/00

Lakers Record: 9-1

-37.7 pts

-12.8 reb

-3.3 ast

-61.2% FG

[riseagainst]

Kobe in 06: 45.5/6/4, 49%FG, 41% 3p (on 9.3 attempts a game :bowdown:), 91% FT.

:bowdown:

[West-Side]

Lmao. I see a lot of Ls in that graphic. Curry is doing this while putting up Ws. NEXT...

He went 9-4?

[West-Side]

Kobe: April 20, 2008 to May 16, 2008 (In The Playoffs)

33.3 PPG, 6.8 APG, 6.3 RPG on 105 for 192 [.547] shooting.

[Papaya Petee]

post playoff numbers now
06 Wade finals

35/8/4/2/1

Last 4 games 40 PPG

[West-Side]

January 29, 2003 to February 21, 2003 (11 game stretch)

43.18 PPG, 5.0 RPG, 3.7 APG, 2.27 SPG, 1.20 BPG; 167 for 329 [.508]

Kobe Bryant.

[West-Side]

One of the most dominant moments I've ever seen from Kobe was in the 2004 season, it was just a 7 game stretch but seeing him dominant the game the way he was despite going to court every other week it seemed, was extraordinary to me.

Check these numbers guys.

February 17, 2004 to February 28, 2004 [ 7 games]

32.7 PPG, 8.3 RPG, 8.0 APG, 2.3 SPG on 75 for 131 shooting [.572]

[Uncle Drew]

Michael Jordan in '89:

33.6 points per game
11.4 assists per game
10.8 rebounds per game
2.9 steals per game
51% FG
89% FT

Over 11 games.

[West-Side]

Kobe Bryant in 08'

35.33 PPG, 8.8 RPG, 5.7 APG on .558 FG%

[Uncle Drew]

Hakeem Olajuwon in '90:

25.1 ppg
15.4 rpg
3.6 apg
2.9 spg
6.4 bpg

Over 13 games.

[3ball]

Curry on the season:

MPG 34:15
PPG 33.3
RPG 5.3
APG 5.6
SPG 2.6
FG% 53.2




MJ's regular season stats from 1988-1991 are better (4 seasons):


Jordan 1988-1991: 33.1 ppg.. 6.6 reb.. 6.4 apg.. 2.9 spg.. 1.0 blk.. 53.5% fg
Curry's 10 games: 33.3 ppg.. 5.3 reb.. 5.6 apg.. 2.6 spg.. 0.4 blk.. 53.2% fg
.



Actually, MJ's stats from 1988-1993 are better (6 seasons):


Jordan 1988-1991: 32.5 ppg.. 6.6 reb.. 6.2 apg.. 2.8 spg.. 1.0 blk.. 52.5% fg
Curry's 10 games: 33.3 ppg.. 5.3 reb.. 5.6 apg.. 2.6 spg.. 0.4 blk.. 53.2% fg

.

[riseagainst]

MJ's regular season stats from 1988-1991 are better (4 seasons):


Jordan 1988-1991 Reg Season: 33.1 ppg.. 6.6 reb.. 6.4 apg.. 2.9 spg.. 1.0 blk.. 53.5% fg
Curry's first 10 games of 2016: 33.3 ppg.. 5.3 reb.. 5.6 apg.. 2.6 spg.. 0.4 blk.. 53.2% fg
.

but he played 39 minutes a game.

[3ball]

http://cdn.makeagif.com/media/11-13-2015/8nW6Z7.gif


but he played 39 minutes a game.



That's an advantage for MJ - that's 6 more minutes of elite defense and production, while Curry must sit on the bench, not contributing..

Curry is WAY too fragile to play MJ minutes, especially in MJ's era - can you imagine Curry facing hand-checking and physical defense shown above?... He'd never last.

SUMMARY: MJ's per game contribution on offense was equal... and on defense was far superior - so MJ's overall per game contribution was far superior.

[DMAVS41]

Dirk in 10 game stretch in 11 playoffs:

30/8/3 57%fg, 52%3pt, 97% ft...70% TS

Doesn't compare to a lot of the raw numbers listed here, but doing it for 10 straight games in the playoffs adds a little value to the numbers

[West-Side]

Dirk in 10 game stretch in 11 playoffs:

30/8/3 57%fg, 52%3pt, 97% ft...70% TS

Doesn't compare to a lot of the raw numbers listed here, but doing it for 10 straight games in the playoffs adds a little value to the numbers


Kobe: April 20, 2008 to May 16, 2008 (In The Playoffs)

33.3 PPG, 6.8 APG, 6.3 RPG on 105 for 192 [.547] shooting.

Which do you consider better?
Both are legendary runs though, same with Wade & LeBron.

I know I can come up with some epic stretches from Duncan & Shaq too.
I might just do that.

[ShawkFactory]

That's an advantage for MJ - that's 6 more minutes of elite defense and production, while Curry must sit on the bench, not contributing..

Curry is WAY too fragile to play MJ minutes, especially in MJ's era - can you imagine Curry facing hand-checking and physical defense shown above?... He'd never last.

SUMMARY: MJ's per game contribution on offense was equal... and on defense was far superior - so MJ's overall per game contribution was far superior.

Yes, playing 6 more minutes a game is absolutely an advantage for accumulating numbers. Case closed.

[West-Side]

Shaquille O'Neal (March 6, 2000 - March 24, 2000)

37.7 PPG, 12.80 RPG, 3.3 APG on 153 for 250 shooting [.612]

[DMAVS41]

Which do you consider better?
Both are legendary runs though, same with Wade & LeBron.

I know I can come up with some epic stretches from Duncan & Shaq too.
I might just do that.

What was Kobe's TS% over that stretch?

[West-Side]

Shaquille O'Neal (March 31, 2000 - April 27th, 2000)

35.5 PPG, 13.9 RPG, 3.6 APG, 3.1 BPG on 147 for 247 [.595]

[ClipperRevival]

MJ

33.4 PPG
28.6 PER
6.4 RPG
5.7 APG
2.1 SPG

Oh, and that's his career playoff average over 179 games.

[DMAVS41]

MJ

33.4 PPG
28.6 PER
6.4 RPG
5.7 APG
2.1 SPG

Oh, and that's his career playoff average over 179 games.

:bowdown:

[West-Side]

What was Kobe's TS% over that stretch?

66%

134 free throws * .44 = 58.96 + 195 total shots attempted
253.96

333 total points scored / (2 * 253.96) = .656


TS%
True Shooting Percentage; the formula is PTS / (2 * TSA). True shooting percentage is a measure of shooting efficiency that takes into account field goals, 3-point field goals, and free throws.
TSA
True Shooting Attempts; the formula is FGA + 0.44 * FTA.

[DMAVS41]

66%

134 free throws * .44 = 58.96 + 195 total shots attempted
253.96

333 total points scored / (2 * 253.96) = .656

I think your math is off on this.

I just looked it up.

Kobe shot 49.5% fg, 27.8% 3, and 80.6% FT

He shot 61.4% TS

I'll take Dirk...a near 9% TS gap is too large to overcome here.

[West-Side]

I think your math is off on this.

I just looked it up.

Kobe shot 49.5% fg, 27.8% 3, and 80.6% FT

He shot 61.4% TS

I'll take Dirk...a near 9% TS gap is too large to overcome here.

Yeah I screwed up my #'s on the spreadsheet, thanks for correcting me.
Dirk was more efficient, however, you have to remember that Kobe was a superior play-maker AND defender in 2008. He also scored 3 PPG higher on a very impressive FG% / TS% for a SG. He struggled at the free throw line and 3 point shooting those games, his 2PT% was off the chains.

I'd say it's a toss-up.
I remember Dirk shredding teams in 2011, and so was Kobe.
Beautiful to watch.

[DMAVS41]

Yeah I screwed up my #'s on the spreadsheet, thanks for correcting me.
Dirk was more efficient, however, you have to remember that Kobe was a superior play-maker AND defender in 2008. He also scored 3 PPG higher on a very impressive FG% / TS% for a SG. He struggled at the free throw line and 3 point shooting those games, his 2PT% was off the chains.

I'd say it's a toss-up.
I remember Dirk shredding teams in 2011, and so was Kobe.
Beautiful to watch.

Oh for sure...but don't forget how the pick and roll and pick and pop with Dirk opens everything up for the whole team. he doesn't really pick up stats with that aspect of his game but it's honestly his more valuable asset to the team imo...

Kobe was amazing in that stretch, but it's hard to overcome a 9% TS gap on similar scoring...

[West-Side]

I'm trying to find an impressive stretch for Tim Duncan, any ideas?

[DMAVS41]

I'm trying to find an impressive stretch for Tim Duncan, any ideas?

LOL...his entire 03 playoffs

[ShawkFactory]

I'm trying to find an impressive stretch for Tim Duncan, any ideas?
2003 WCF-Finals

[West-Side]

McGrady (Feb. 21, 2003 - March 11, 2003)

38.3 PPG, 5.4 RPG, 7.7 APG, 1.7 SPG on 128 for 258 shooting [.496]

:applause:

[West-Side]

Steve Nash, 2007

21.7 PPG, 12.3 APG, 3.8 RPG, 56 FG%, 71 TS%

10 game stretch. :applause:

[ShawkFactory]

McGrady (Feb. 21, 2003 - March 11, 2003)

38.3 PPG, 5.4 RPG, 7.7 APG, 1.7 SPG on 128 for 258 shooting [.496]

:applause:
Knew Tmac had a beast one in 03.

Seriously though do Duncan's. Would be surprised to see something like 27/17/6 with a near handful of blocks.

[West-Side]

Knew Tmac has a beast one in 03.

Seriously though do Duncan's. Would be surprised to see something like 27/17/6 with a near handful of blocks.

Okay I'll try, he's just too damn consistent nothing really stands out.
Which year should I focus on, 2007, 2003, 1999?

I tried Gilbert, but couldn't really find anything too impressive. He had too many 4 for 25 games that would break a string of two-three great games.

[ShawkFactory]

Okay I'll try, he's just too damn consistent nothing really stands out.
Which year should I focus on, 2007, 2003, 1999?

I tried Gilbert, but couldn't really find anything too impressive. He had too many 4 for 25 games that would break a string of two-three great games.
Definitely 03 or 06 if you're talking playoffs. For regular season 02 might be the way to go

[West-Side]

Tim Duncan, 2002:

26.3 PPG, 12.7 RPG, 5.6 APG, 2.8 BPG on 54 FG%.

[DMAVS41]

Duncan in 03 playoffs (10 game stretch)

30/16/6...1 steal...3 blocks...62% TS....126 ortg / 98 drtg

[West-Side]

Tim Duncan, 2003 playoffs.

30.0 PPG, 15.9 RPG, 5.0 APG, 2.8 BPG on 110 for 190 shooting [.579]

:applause:

[r0drig0lac]

MJ

33.4 PPG
28.6 PER
6.4 RPG
5.7 APG
2.1 SPG

Oh, and that's his career playoff average over 179 games.
holy shit

[oarabbus]

Mark Eaton, 5.6BPG. Wait a sec, that isn't 10 games, that's over 82 games in the 84-85 season... 5.6BPG makes Brow/DJ/Ibaka look pedestrian :biggums:

[West-Side]

Tim Duncan, 2003.

23.9 PPG, 14.3 RPG, 4.5 APG, 3.5 BPG on 94 for 172 [.547]

Stretch #1

24.4 PPG, 14.5 RPG, 4.9 APG, 2.7 BPG on 93 for 155 [.600]

:applause:

[Mass Debator]

CP3 in 09 (18 game stretch)
28/11/6/3 on 53/42/92%

KJ in 91
25/13 with 11 straight 10+ assists games

David Robinson in 94
33/12/6/4

AI in 05 (8 games)
36/11/5/3