Curry dropped 36 points on 71 TS% in game 7.

[Carbine]

Throw in 8 dimes as well.

One of greatest modern day game 7 offensive performances of all time.

[Dray n Klay]

He's been a great complementary piece for Klay Thompson these playoffs, hopefully he keeps it up in the Finals

[SpaceJam]

5 boards, 7-12 from 3, also a +/- of +18, next highest on the Warriors was Harrison Barnes with +9

UMVP

[warriorfan]

AMC

[imdaman99]

Yet it was Klay once again saving the season in the 2nd quarter when OKC was pulling away :rockon:

[3ball]

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Jordan had superior per POSSESSION efficiency (ortg), which is more important than Curry's shooting efficiency - shooting efficiency FALLS UNDER THE UMBRELLA of per-possession efficiency.. Jordan's higher per possession efficiency was due to better midrange (http://www.insidehoops.com/forum/showpost.php?p=12373019&postcount=26) efficiency, and far less turnovers.

Jordan's higher efficiency is remarkable considering he carried a bigger load: he produced a higher proportion of his team's points and assists with far less turnovers, while also carrying a bigger load on defense.

Jordan was superior on both ends, even though Curry's teammates spaced the floor for him, and Jordan's didn't - Jordan's Bulls only attempted 5 threes per game in 1991, compared to 25 per game for today's teams (30 per game for the Warriors and Cavs).. Accordingly, his stats would explode in today's spaced-out game.

Just look at Lebron and Westbrook - Jordan has same or better athleticism, but they can't shoot (http://www.insidehoops.com/forum/showpost.php?p=12389778&postcount=41), whereas he had goat midrange efficiency, much better than Curry's (http://www.insidehoops.com/forum/showpost.php?p=12373019&postcount=26).. Essentially, MJ had Lebron/Westbrook's athleticism with better jumpshooting than Curry inside 20 feet.

[Inferno]

Best player in the league. Also shouts out to Splashius Klay :bowdown:

[BlazerRed]

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Jordan had superior per POSSESSION efficiency (ortg), which is more important than Curry's shooting efficiency - shooting efficiency FALLS UNDER THE UMBRELLA of per-possession efficiency.. Jordan's higher per possession efficiency was due to better midrange (http://www.insidehoops.com/forum/showpost.php?p=12373019&postcount=26) efficiency, and far less turnovers.

Jordan's higher efficiency is remarkable considering he carried a bigger load: he produced a higher proportion of his team's points and assists with far less turnovers, while also carrying a bigger load on defense.

Jordan was superior on both ends, even though Curry's teammates spaced the floor for him, and Jordan's didn't - Jordan's Bulls only attempted 5 threes per game in 1991, compared to 25 per game for today's teams (30 per game for the Warriors and Cavs).. Accordingly, his stats would explode in today's spaced-out game.

Just look at Lebron and Westbrook - Jordan has same or better athleticism, but they can't shoot (http://www.insidehoops.com/forum/showpost.php?p=12389778&postcount=41), whereas he had goat midrange efficiency, much better than Curry's (http://www.insidehoops.com/forum/showpost.php?p=12373019&postcount=26).. Essentially, MJ had Lebron/Westbrook's athleticism with better jumpshooting than Curry inside 20 feet.

:applause:

[bladefd]

Truly incredible. Steph is unreal! Klay as well. What is there left to say? :applause:

[soots]

If you watch the games you would realise how hard they are defending Curry. Hes getting special treatment from his opponents.

Klay is like 2000-2002 Kobe with Shaq.

[Vragrant]

Not to mention clutch! He's been ridiculous the last 3 elimination games. Most clutch player in the league. Very special player.