So if Draymonds the best PF, and Klays the best SG in the league..

[dubeta]

Why do people keep telling us the Warriors is just Curry and some role-players who
play a system? :biggums:


Curry, Klay, and Draymond Green are literally the best players at their position in the NBA


60% of their starting lineup, consists of the best players in the league at their position, so how can you argue that its just a system?


Thats even before talking about Iggy, Bogut, Barnes and the rest of their deep bench











Has any team in history ever have the 3 best players at their position in the same team?? :biggums:

[warriorfan]

It looks like you haven't researched The Curry Effect yet.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CWw-wJWUEAALwqT.png:large

Kyrie is a better guard than Klay.

Love is a better Forward than Green.

Draymond and Klay experience increased output due to The Curry Effect, which is the polar opposite of "LeBron-Ball", which decreases the output of teammates.

[dubeta]

It looks like you haven't researched The Curry Effect yet.

http://www.hoopsjunction.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/477386510.jpg






Hmm.. interesting

[bdreason]

It's only a couple trolls who claim the Warriors aren't stacked. You don't win a title and then go 26-1 without being stacked.

[warriorfan]

Hmm.. interesting

Prime example of the Curry Effect. Iguodala was able to score 16 points per game while being a truley awful shooter (Iguodala had a Free Throw percentage of 35%)

Iguodala was basically shooting worse than Shaq and Wilt in the Finals and was still able to find 16 points due to the floor being turned into open gym thanks to The Curry Effect.

[Fudge]

It looks like you haven't researched The Curry Effect yet.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CWw-wJWUEAALwqT.png:large

Kyrie is a better guard than Klay.

Love is a better Forward than Green.

Draymond and Klay experience increased output due to The Curry Effect, which is the polar opposite of "LeBron-Ball", which decreases the output of teammates.
Down goes Melt again!

[bdreason]

And it's the Warriors depth, not just their Big 3, that makes them so dangerous. It's what allows them to play the way they do.


The Miami Heat were far more top heavy, and arguably had the best player in the NBA at 3 different position with Bosh (4th PER), Wade (2nd PER), and LeBron (1st PER).

[Inferno]

Who said that it's just Curry and role-players? :biggums: This team is ****ing good all around :banana:

[24-Inch_Chrome]

Who said that it's just Curry and role-players? :biggums: This team is ****ing good all around :banana:
Guess. :lol

[dubeta]

Who said that it's just Curry and role-players? :biggums: This team is ****ing good all around :banana:

Its a particular "warrior fan", can't tell you his name though.

[dubeta]

The 2013 Heat were a great example of a team with 1 superstar and role-players winning a championship

Wade averaged 15.9 points on 45% in the playoffs, Bosh averaged 12/6


Those are role-player numbers





Meanwhile Iggy wins FMVP for the Warriors, and Klay and Dray are the 2 best players in the league at each of their positions.

Those are superstars

[warriorfan]

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CWw-wJWUEAALwqT.png:large

Klay with out Steph = .400 TS% chucker

Dray with out Steph = 10/10/3/1/1 .500 TS% energy hustle man

Barnes with out Steph = 8/4/2/1 .500 TS% Journeyman wing

Ezeli with out Steph = D League

Bogut with out Steph = Injured Reserve

Barbosa with out Steph = Brazilian League

Livingston with out Steph = YMCA

Rush even with Steph = Hot Trash

Mo Speights = Take him out back and have him shot

[dubeta]

meltdown

[RRR3]

Prime example of the Curry Effect. Iguodala was able to score 16 points per game while being a truley awful shooter (Iguodala had a Free Throw percentage of 35%)

Iguodala was basically shooting worse than Shaq and Wilt in the Finals and was still able to find 16 points due to the floor being turned into open gym thanks to The Curry Effect.
Dude,

from 2007-2013, Iggy put up these seasons...

18.2 PPG/5.7 RPG/5.7 APG/2.0 SPG/0.4 BPG on .447/.310/.820

19.9/5.4/4.8/2.1/0.6 on .456/.329/.721

18.8/5.7/5.3/1.6/0.4 on .473/.307/.724

17.1/6.5/5.8/1.7/0.7 on .443/.310/.733

14.1/5.8/6.3/1.5/0.6 on .445/.337/.693

12.4/6.1/5.5/1.7/0.5 on .454/.394/.617

13.0/5.3/5.4/1.7/0.7 on .451/.317/.574



Stop acting like he's a scrub.

[Spurs m8]

Dubeta, get a ****ing life

[warriorfan]

Dude,

from 2007-2013, Iggy put up these seasons...

18.2 PPG/5.7 RPG/5.7 APG/2.0 SPG/0.4 BPG on .447/.310/.820

19.9/5.4/4.8/2.1/0.6 on .456/.329/.721

18.8/5.7/5.3/1.6/0.4 on .473/.307/.724

17.1/6.5/5.8/1.7/0.7 on .443/.310/.733

14.1/5.8/6.3/1.5/0.6 on .445/.337/.693

12.4/6.1/5.5/1.7/0.5 on .454/.394/.617

13.0/5.3/5.4/1.7/0.7 on .451/.317/.574



Stop acting like he's a scrub.

First off look at his age during those years you listed, 23 through 29. These are the prime athletic years of your life. Andre Iguodala is now 32 years old. If you are trying to compare Andre Iguodala from almost 10 years ago to the Andre Iguodala today, that is not the same player.

You failed to list his TS% over the years as well. Andre Iguodala has always been inefficient while not even scoring on high volume.

http://s30.postimg.org/4hykc99q9/Andre_Iguodala_Stats1.png

His TS% over this period was .543

Scoring 16 points per game on 54% TS in your prime is nothing to brag about. That is worse than Orlando Woolridge.

[feyki]

Trolls claim that .

Curry - Best

Klay - 3th best after Harden and Butler

Iggy - Probably top 15 in sf's

Barnes - Probably top 20 in sf's

Dray - 3th after Blake and George

Bogut - Probably top 15 in c's

[Hey Yo]

Don't forget about Iggy's 2014 All-NBA Defensive 1st team selection.

Curry has it easy.

[GrapeApe]

The 2013 Heat were a great example of a team with 1 superstar and role-players winning a championship

Wade averaged 15.9 points on 45% in the playoffs, Bosh averaged 12/6


Those are role-player numbers





Meanwhile Iggy wins FMVP for the Warriors, and Klay and Dray are the 2 best players in the league at each of their positions.


Those are superstars

You do realize that seasons are judged as a whole, right? That's from November through the playoffs.

[warriorfan]

Don't forget about Iggy's 2014 All-NBA Defensive 1st team selection.

Curry has it easy.

Curry relieved the offensive pressure off Iguodala (his weak point) and allowed Andre to focus more on defense (his strength). Curry pretty much made the Iguodala that you see today.

How many 1st team defensive selections did Iguodala get before Curry?

Don't worry, I wont hold my breath.

[Hey Yo]

Curry relieved the offensive pressure off Iguodala (his weak point) and allowed Andre to focus more on defense (his strength). Curry pretty much made the Iguodala that you see today.

How many 1st team defensive selections did Iguodala get before Curry?

Don't worry, I wont hold my breath.
He received 2nd team honors while with Philly. It's not like he wasn't recognized before 2014.

Like I said, Curry had it easy. He guarded virgin Delly while Iggy took on LeBron.

[warriorfan]

He received 2nd team honors while with Philly. It's not like he wasn't recognized before 2014.


So Iguodala was 2nd team with Philly, and then even though he exited his physical prime, joining Steph Curry allowed his play to be raised to 1st team.

Steph Curry made Andre Iguodala into the player he is today.

These are the facts, you just have to deal with it.

[knicksman]

bran stans are now on all out troll mode. They knew their time is running out. Once steph becomes 2/2, As vince carter have said, "Its over". So let them be. Their fam, just like their boy, will be done after this season.

[KiiiiNG]

It's only a couple trolls who claim the Warriors aren't stacked. You don't win a title and then go 26-1 without being stacked.
Ether.

[Hey Yo]

So Iguodala was 2nd team with Philly, and then even though he exited his physical prime, joining Steph Curry allowed his play to be raised to 1st team.

Steph Curry made Andre Iguodala into the player he is today.

These are the facts, you just have to deal with it.
Iggy was able to keep his prime a little longer by coming off the bench due to GS being stacked.

Curry made Andre a FMVP by ZVC not being able to shake virgin Delly,

[sd3035]

It looks like you haven't researched The Curry Effect yet.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CWw-wJWUEAALwqT.png:large

Kyrie is a better guard than Klay.

Love is a better Forward than Green.

Draymond and Klay experience increased output due to The Curry Effect, which is the polar opposite of "LeBron-Ball", which decreases the output of teammates.

:lebronamazed: :lebronamazed: :lebronamazed:

[Fudge]

It's only a couple trolls who claim the Warriors aren't stacked. You don't win a title and then go 26-1 without being stacked.
Rest in shit, warriorfan. :oldlol:

[TrueBlue89]

I guarantee you this Warriors team would win 50 games even without Curry. You can't dismiss what Klay and Dray are do as down to Steph. These are true superstars like Pippen on those Bulls teams.

[sd3035]

Lechoke made Andre a FMVP by not being able to make a shot

fixed

[knicksman]

Anyone who understands basketball knows thats the definition of making your teammates better. Making teammates all stars and FMVPs. Thats why russell, duncan, magic, curry are winners coz they made their teammates better. Meanwhile bran hasnt produced any all star. Mo was just selected out of pity. And worse, bran makes superstars into role players so its not a surprise why hes a loser.

[sd3035]

Anyone who understands basketball knows thats the definition of making your teammates better. Making teammates all stars and FMVPs. Thats why russell, duncan, magic, curry are winners coz they made their teammates better. Meanwhile bran hasnt produced any all star. Mo was just selected out of pity. And worse, bran makes superstars into role players so its not a surprise why hes a loser.

:roll:

[k0kakw0rld]

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CWw-wJWUEAALwqT.png:large

Klay with out Steph = .400 TS% chucker

Dray with out Steph = 10/10/3/1/1 .500 TS% energy hustle man

Barnes with out Steph = 8/4/2/1 .500 TS% Journeyman wing

Ezeli with out Steph = D League

Bogut with out Steph = Injured Reserve

Barbosa with out Steph = Brazilian League

Livingston with out Steph = YMCA

Rush even with Steph = Hot Trash

Mo Speights = Take him out back and have him shot
You are an idiot...

Steph without Klay looks lost out there.

[stalkerforlife]

It looks like you haven't researched The Curry Effect yet.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CWw-wJWUEAALwqT.png:large

Kyrie is a better guard than Klay.

Love is a better Forward than Green.

Draymond and Klay experience increased output due to The Curry Effect, which is the polar opposite of "LeBron-Ball", which decreases the output of teammates.

/thread

A damn ether with the first reply.

dubeta gets no breaks around here.