Is Curry breaking down?

[DoctorP]

Is a meltdown in order? Is Curry breaking down already? It took Kobe 15 years.

[Dray n Klay]

Will be pretty pathetic if its true


The guy is 28 and still only had 1 and a half elite seasons in the league.

[GOATJono]

Glass ankles Curry. CP3 is the real point god.

[Cocaine80s]

I hope so



















Not srs


Srs.

[theaussieguy]

slathered up Lithuanian goons

nuff said

[Nick Young]

RIP Warriors

[Nick Young]

Will be pretty pathetic if its true


The guy is 28 and still only had 1 and a half elite seasons in the league.
short prime, just like Jesus

[DoctorP]

short prime, just like Jesus

Wade had 2 short primes, maybe in a 3rd.


slathered up Lithuanian goons

nuff said

this

[HenryGarfunkle]

Curry peaked in OKC

[ClipperRevival]

No way to know. But the playoffs is a different animal. Much more intense and physical. And Curry's build isn't exactly that of a Lebron. His body isn't going to respond as well to physicality.

[Collie]

Nah it's a freak accident. But I think Kerr should have rested his players instead of going for 73.

[WayOfWad3]

Nah it's a freak accident. But I think Kerr should have rested his players instead of going for 73.
If have to say this is true, that knee injury looked abnormal. I would be worried about his ankles though given his history

[Dray n Klay]

If have to say this is true, that knee injury looked abnormal. I would be worried about his ankles though given his history

What happened to your other account??

[3ball]

If have to say this is true, that knee injury looked abnormal. I would be worried about his ankles though given his history
I'm "worried" about a meniscus

[RedBlackAttack]

I don't really think the injuries he has suffered thus far in the playoffs are serious, as in career-threatening or even "out for the playoffs" threatening.

But, I can say this because I've seen it lots of times before... when a guy starts getting more than one injury at a time, they can lead to something more serious rather quickly. You're playing on an injured ankle, so it puts a little more stress on your knee on the same leg.

You hurt that knee, so then you aren't able to compensate as much for the ankle, meaning there's more stress on the other leg.

If I were the Warriors, I'd sit him out until he is absolutely needed. I definitely wouldn't play him again against this Rockets team and I might sit him to start the Clippers series just to see how it goes.

You throw him back out there and I wouldn't be a bit surprised if there is some other injury to the left leg this time -- maybe more serious.

It's actually exactly what happened to Kyrie last year. He hurt an ankle early in the Bulls series. They called it minor at the time, but with the intensity of playoff basketball, it ultimately led to a cracked kneecap on the other leg a couple series later.

[Lamar Odumbb]

Curry looks piegon toed. He tends to run on his toes like a running back. The difference is running backs are built like a brick house and Curry is built like a wnba player.

[Spurs m8]

Breaking down, or break dancing?

http://s31.postimg.org/rb9teap6j/Cuz.jpg

[inclinerator]

warriors so stacked they gave curry a few more years to his career

[Gotterdammerung]

Steph Curry might be this generation's version of Bill Walton.
A Transcendent talent cut short by injury.
:facepalm

[jstern]

Breaking down, or break dancing?

http://s31.postimg.org/rb9teap6j/Cuz.jpg

Too soon

But maybe if you flip curry upside down, on his head.

[WayOfWad3]

What happened to your other account??
Steve accidentally deleted it while doing a mass ban of many accounts. I fortunately had this alt so he lets me use it still