Has Curry peaked against Portland?

[Vino24]

Not sure how he would fare against the Bucks. Brogdan would make his life more difficult for sure.

[And1AllDay]

He usually peaks in 1st round and valleys in the Finals anyway so looks like we are ready for the Currylapse (Curry + Collapse yeah Im smart huh) so here we go

Here comes the Currylapse

[3ball]

Standard procedure

[Vino24]

Standard procedure
Can you explain?

[hold this L]

He had one of the best individual performances this decade by a superstar, and no way in hell does he play this dominant vs Milwaukee in the final. If KD doesn't play at all, I still think he averages 28-30 against them. Whether that's a win or not, we will see during the series. But they have a ton of length and bodies to keep them running at all times after Steph.

[tontoz]

No, although I expect the Bucks to defend him better. Bledsoe is pretty worthless on offense but he is a tough defender .

They have length all through their lineup.

[3ball]

Can you explain?
He always peaks in the non-championship series and then underwhelms in the championship

I know he's had 1 or 2 good Finals, but all it takes is 1 or 2 bad ones to show you're vulnerable on that level

[1987_Lakers]

He always peaks in the non-championship series and then underwhelms in the championship



Sounds like Jordan from '96-'98

[RoseCity07]

Bucks will lock Curry down.

[3ball]

Sounds like Jordan from '96-'98
MJ won 3 fmvp's from 96-98',

This gave him 6 total, or 2 times more than everyone else

Now, how many fmvp's for dingo?

[bigkingsfan]

MJ won 3 fmvp's from 96-98',

This gave him 6 total, or 2 times more than everyone else

Now, how many fmvp's for dingo?
Possible 4/5 championship, Mike never did it. Entering Bill territory.

[3ball]

Possible 4/5 championship, Mike never did it. Entering Bill territory.
6/8 and undefeated in the championship > 4/5 with loss as the favorite

Also, the Warriors played the weakest Finals teams ever - and players with a history of record defeat in the championship

Seriously, the Warriors played the "clippers" of the Finals - an opponent with a lottery win percentage in the Finals

[bigkingsfan]

6/8 and undefeated in the championship > 4/5 with loss as the favorite

Also, the Warriors played the weakest Finals teams ever - and players with a history of record defeat in the championship

Seriously, the Warriors played the "clippers" of the Finals - an opponent with a lottery win percentage in the Finals
He got beat by a GOAT player, while MJ lost to Nick Anderson

[And1AllDay]

Sounds like Jordan from '96-'98


BIG... ether

:eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:

[And1AllDay]

6/8 and undefeated in the championship > 4/5 with loss as the favorite

Also, the Warriors played the weakest Finals teams ever - and players with a history of record defeat in the championship

Seriously, the Warriors played the "clippers" of the Finals - an opponent with a lottery win percentage in the Finals

Imagine Mike coming back in 95 and doing worse then Pippen by himself in 94 :oldlol:

Pip was 1 game away from ECF in 94 without Mike and did worse when Mike joined in 95 :roll:

Imagine the Mike impact

[And1AllDay]

MJ won 3 fmvp's from 96-98',

This gave him 6 total, or 2 times more than everyone else

Now, how many fmvp's for dingo?

Didnt we see a thread where Mike faced the 2 top 10 worst second optoins in Finals history :oldlol: :oldlol:

Mike beat tomato cans bruh

Here it is bruh bruh:

Finals
Top 10 worst second option scorers

[ 1.] '98 Hornacek (10.7 ppg)
[ 2.] '89 Kareem (12.5 ppg)
[ 3.] '07 Gooden (12.8 ppg)
[ 4.] '94 Maxwell (13.4 ppg)
[ 5.] '06 Walker (13.8 ppg)
[ 6.] '15 Mozgov (14.0 ppg)
[ 7.] '03 Parker (14.0 ppq)
[ 8.] '08 Gasol (14.7 ppg)
[ 9.] '97 Stockton (15.0 ppg)
[ 10.] '14 Wade (15.2 ppg)