Where is Steph Curry rated right now in your all time power rankings?

[Im so nba'd out]

Please name some players he is in front of and players he is behind of in your all time best player power rankings

he's in my top 25 players of all time ive seen enough

[Kvnzhangyay]

Hasn't had enough prime seasons yet to be anywhere significant

[Bobcats2013]

dude, Curry is just entering his prime.

[Marchesk]

Above Kobe and behind Wade :confusedshrug:

[Asukal]

Dunno about power rankings but I believe we are witnessing the greatest shooter who ever played. The path has been laid out for him, all he needs to do now is be consistent. :bowdown:

[cranincu]

Above Jordan already. Jordan has never looked this good

[FashionIssues]

15-12

[Funktion]

Enjoy it for the next decade.

[aj1987]

Dunno about power rankings but I believe we are witnessing the greatest shooter who ever played. The path has been laid out for him, all he needs to do now is be consistent. :bowdown:
Somewhere in 60's. If he wins MVP this season, he'll be in the top 30.

[CJ Mustard]

Ahead of CP3 by like 10-15 spots

[RoseCity07]

He's right there with Lebron. Those two are the best players. Realize that Lebron has this impact but in a different way. It's not 3 pointers but it's defense and breaking down the defense to make role players effective.

[Cold soul]

Curry isn't ranked all that high his career accomplishments aren't even top 50 at this point in time.

[zoom17]

He's moving up the list of all-time point guards.

[VeeCee15]

Honestly
Right now
SEcond best Player I have ever seen behind Jordan

[bigkingsfan]

Somewhere between 0 and 1.

[Nick Young]

Definitely ahead of Lebron, a few steps below Kobe.

[Mr. Jabbar]

Definitely ahead of Lebron, a few steps below Kobe.

this.

[ArbitraryWater]

dude, Curry is just entering his prime.

Do you guys know what prime means?

He entered his prime last year, perhaps 2013, depending on how his career pans out.

[Naero]

I have him in my top-20 already.

He's definitely working on a GOAT-league peak, but he's still been a bit of a late bloomer; therefore, he hasn't had the longevity of greatness yet to truly accumulate a legacy, as he hasn't even won legacy-catapulting hardware until last season. Plus, without building a defensive legacy—half of the game—it'll be hard to tear through the ATGs in front of him without the bidimensionality that most have had—most of which have won meaningful individual accolades to honor their prowess on both ends of the floor.

He'll likely end up in my top-15 after this season with another regular-season MVP, another championship, another Finals MVP, and provenly improved defense—all of which are more than attainable for him and strongly expected. However, I don't just assess player legacies strictly on qualitative peak; I lend weight into the quantity of quality as well, and there are simply too many holes Curry needs to plug in when it pertains to that longevity at this time.

Even before he collects more hardware, however, he can still enhance his legacy greatly by leading his team to record-breaking milestones—the 16-0 record on the horizon, with the 73-9-or-greater record widely favored.

[ClipperRevival]

[QUOTE=Naero]I have him in my top-20 already.

He's definitely working on a GOAT-league peak, but he's still been a bit of a late bloomer; therefore, he hasn't had the longevity of greatness yet to truly accumulate a legacy, as he hasn't even won legacy-catapulting hardware until last season. Plus, without building a defensive legacy

[dhsilv]

60-100 range I'd guess. Unless we skew to best season as the primary criteria.

[Marchesk]

He'll likely end up in my top-15 after this season with another regular-season MVP, another championship, another Finals MVP

:coleman:

[zizozain]

Definitely ahead of Lebron, a few steps below Kobe.
this

Curry 12-15
Lebron 20-25

[Rocketswin2013]

I have him in my top-20 already.

He's definitely working on a GOAT-league peak, but he's still been a bit of a late bloomer; therefore, he hasn't had the longevity of greatness yet to truly accumulate a legacy, as he hasn't even won legacy-catapulting hardware until last season. Plus, without building a defensive legacy—half of the game—it'll be hard to tear through the ATGs in front of him without the bidimensionality that most have had—most of which have won meaningful individual accolades to honor their prowess on both ends of the floor.

He'll likely end up in my top-15 after this season with another regular-season MVP, another championship, another Finals MVP, and provenly improved defense—all of which are more than attainable for him and strongly expected. However, I don't just assess player legacies strictly on qualitative peak; I lend weight into the quantity of quality as well, and there are simply too many holes Curry needs to plug in when it pertains to that longevity at this time.

Even before he collects more hardware, however, he can still enhance his legacy greatly by leading his team to record-breaking milestones—the 16-0 record on the horizon, with the 73-9-or-greater record widely favored.
atrocious post. Another FMVP? Dream world.

[Akrazotile]

Its very unlikely he cracks the top 3 (Lebron, Mikan, Kareem) but anything else is within imagining. He passed Kobe by about his fifth season so his ascendence has been pretty prolific.

[Bernkastel]

I have him in my top-20 already.

after another Finals MVP,

I'm weak.

[Cold soul]

I have him in my top-20 already.

He's definitely working on a GOAT-league peak, but he's still been a bit of a late bloomer; therefore, he hasn't had the longevity of greatness yet to truly accumulate a legacy, as he hasn't even won legacy-catapulting hardware until last season. Plus, without building a defensive legacy—half of the game—it'll be hard to tear through the ATGs in front of him without the bidimensionality that most have had—most of which have won meaningful individual accolades to honor their prowess on both ends of the floor.

He'll likely end up in my top-15 after this season with another regular-season MVP, another championship, another Finals MVP, and provenly improved defense—all of which are more than attainable for him and strongly expected. However, I don't just assess player legacies strictly on qualitative peak; I lend weight into the quantity of quality as well, and there are simply too many holes Curry needs to plug in when it pertains to that longevity at this time.

Even before he collects more hardware, however, he can still enhance his legacy greatly by leading his team to record-breaking milestones—the 16-0 record on the horizon, with the 73-9-or-greater record widely favored.

Lol top 20 already? You must know very little about basketball Curry has MVP, one championship, few first team selections and something like 4 all star apprences he not even top 50 right now.

[Ariza4three]

Not very high on the power rankings. He hasn't shown much of anything.



Maybe if he packs a lot more muscle.

[feyki]

Not in top 100 .

[G0ATbe]

Right now..top 25. He'll probably break into the top 15 after this season.

1. Goatbe
2. Kareem
3. Magic
4. O'neal
5. Bird
6. Wilt
7. Duncan
8. Russell
9. Hakeem Olajuwon
10. Moses Malone
11. Oscar Robinson
12. Kevin Garnett
13. Scottie Pippen
14. Julius Erving
15. Jerry West
16. Michael Jordan
17. Karl Malone
18. Isaiah Thomas
19. Charles Barkeley
20. David Robinson
21. Kevin McHale
22. Reggie Miller
23. James Worthy
24. Dwyane Wade
25. Steph Curry