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    Default Re: Is Curry a Nash type of MVP?

    Quote Originally Posted by Rocketswin2013
    They're not close to the same level. Nash turned guys into all-stars.
    Nash was just a great fit in MDA's system. Nash wasn't that great in Dallas. He was an all star but not a superstar in Dallas.

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    Default Re: Is Curry a Nash type of MVP?

    Quote Originally Posted by Ca$H
    Should I stick with Curry guys? I was a Jordan stan first then I became a Kobe stan. Now I'm a Curry stan. Maybe I should just stan Wiggins?

    Pathetic

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    Default Re: Is Curry a Nash type of MVP?

    Quote Originally Posted by Ca$H
    Just a regular season media darling? Curry hasn't stepped up at all against Memphis. One of the most embarrassing performances by an MVP in NBA history.
    As a Curry stan I am embarrassed.
    Nah more like a Derrick Rose type MVP...The curse been activated ever since game 2.

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    Default Re: Is Curry a Nash type of MVP?

    Quote Originally Posted by Ca$H
    Nash was just a great fit in MDA's system. Nash wasn't that great in Dallas. He was an all star but not a superstar in Dallas.
    You're wrong. He led historically great offenses in Dallas. Since 1977-1978 (the first year for which ORTG is available), Nash has led the top-5 all-time offenses as far as differential relative to league average. The #1 and #3 seasons both came in Dallas.

    Shut the **** up you clown.

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    Default Re: Is Curry a Nash type of MVP?

    Quote Originally Posted by 24-Inch_Chrome
    You're wrong. He led historically great offenses in Dallas. Since 1977-1978 (the first year for which ORTG is available), Nash has led the top-5 all-time offenses as far as differential relative to league average. The #1 and #3 seasons both came in Dallas.

    Shut the **** up you clown.
    Location: Canada. I understand bro.

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    Default Re: Is Curry a Nash type of MVP?

    Quote Originally Posted by Ca$H
    Location: Canada. I understand bro.
    My location doesn't matter. You're wrong.


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    Default Re: Is Curry a Nash type of MVP?

    Quote Originally Posted by oarabbus
    Pathetic
    I know. I am originally from the Bay Area. So I started stanning Curry last season. I figured it makes sense since I'm from the Bay Area. I just don't have the same confidence in him that I had in MJ and Kobe. Hopefully he turns it around. MJ and Kobe were selfish arrogant a$$holes. Curry is humble, nice, and a great role model. I really want a guy like him to succeed.

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    Default Re: Is Curry a Nash type of MVP?

    Quote Originally Posted by 24-Inch_Chrome
    My location doesn't matter. You're wrong.

    Owned that clown. He tried ignoring your post by bringing up your location

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    Default Re: Is Curry a Nash type of MVP?

    Quote Originally Posted by 24-Inch_Chrome
    My location doesn't matter. You're wrong.

    zero championships. He didn't even make it to the finals.

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    Default Re: Is Curry a Nash type of MVP?

    Quote Originally Posted by Ca$H
    zero championships. He didn't even make it to the finals.
    You said a) that he wasn't as effective in the playoffs and b) that he was a product of a system.

    a) His numbers went up in the playoffs. It wasn't his fault that he ran into great teams. He was an excellent playoff performer, it takes a team to win a series.

    b) See picture from previous post. You're a ****ing moron.

    Bookmarked for additional future negs.

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    Default Re: Is Curry a Nash type of MVP?

    Now Nash is still better than Curry. In the future this might change.

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    Default Re: Is Curry a Nash type of MVP?

    To even suggest this is an outrageous insult to Nash. Curry is not even 1/4 the player Nash was.

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    Default Re: Is Curry a Nash type of MVP?

    Nash played with Dirk and Finely. Dirk is better than everyone on the Warriors. Finely is probably better than Curry's #2 option Klay. Nash couldn't get it done when he had Dirk, Finely, Jamison, and Walker. He also couldn't get it done when he had Amare, Joe Johnson, and the Matrix. So many stacked teams with no results.

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    Default Re: Is Curry a Nash type of MVP?

    Quote Originally Posted by Proctor
    Comeone men
    LOL. I guess I'm just trying to act like a penase men.

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    Default Re: Is Curry a Nash type of MVP?

    Quote Originally Posted by Ca$H
    Nash played with Dirk and Finely. Dirk is better than everyone on the Warriors. Finely is probably better than Curry's #2 option Klay. Nash couldn't get it done when he had Dirk, Finely, Jamison, and Walker. He also couldn't get it done when he had Amare, Joe Johnson, and the Matrix. So many stacked teams with no results.
    You're not smart. Stop posting.

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