Why did Curry win 70 with Klay/Dray and have a goat offense, while

[scuzzy]

Lakers in 2018 before LeGOAT- 35 wins
Lakers in 2019 WITH LeGOAT- ??

Lakers in 2016 WITH Kobe - 17 wins
Lakers in 2017 after Kobe - 25 wins

[LoneyROY7]

Why did Harden-ball produce 65 wins + the 2nd GOAT offense, while only being beaten in 7 games to that 73 win team + Kevin Durant?

[SpaceJammeR]

Dude u need help. U know why you post all these threads about lebron because u need them to convince yourself that lebron isn

[warriorfan]

[QUOTE=RRR3]I just tallied it up and 3ball has made 230 threads (could have miscounted for sure, so that number might not be exact but it

[GimmeThat]

*sneeze*

OP allergic to defense

[72-10]

[QUOTE=SouBeachTalents]Shaq/Kobe won 60 twice in 8 years together, once in the 6 years Kobe became the starter. Just another example of you not knowing what you

[72-10]

To add on to this, he also shot 91% from the line. So obviously unlike Shaq, you couldn't even foul him.

And he even hit 30+ footers too. So how the **** are you supposed to defend him?

So basically, as soon as he steps inside the halfcourt, you're already dead.

No player has ever been as threatening on offense as Curry was that regular season.

I'd like to honor Curry's greatness that season, too, but to be frank it wasn't the GOAT offensive season if you ask me. 99-00 Shaq had an automatic field goal if he was able to muster the ball above his shoulders (which he was usually able to do). Of course that's probably not it either, since he could just be sent to the free throw line, but the point is he had usually made the two-foot, two-point field goal immediately prior. What of any MJ season 1987-88 to 1990-91, or Wilt's 1961-62?

As for defending Curry, the Bulls could double him with Jordan and Pippen. I can't think of any other team that could defend that.

[tanibanana]

Imagine if LeBron can beat that kind of team... oh wait!!!

[Bronbron23]

The talent stalemate that existed between Kyrie/Love and Klay/Dray was broken when Dray was suspended

And Curry was a 22 ppg, injured version of himself, not the 31 ppg version we saw in the 19' Finals

Ultimately, lesser versions of Curry and Dray gifted Lebron a talent advantage, which offset his lesser teamwork.. And Kyrie's legendary shot was the nail in the coffin

Nice using currys 19 stats when u could have the season before or after where he was only 26 pts on lower fg% than his regular season. Oh and his defence was still shit too. No surprise curry couldn't beat LeBron with a full roster until they went and got the second best player in the world.

[KobesFinger]

Does it matter if LeBron's team beat the 70 win team?

[Young X]

I'd like to honor Curry's greatness that season, too, but to be frank it wasn't the GOAT offensive season if you ask me. 99-00 Shaq had an automatic field goal if he was able to muster the ball above his shoulders (which he was usually able to do). Of course that's probably not it either, since he could just be sent to the free throw line, but the point is he had usually made the two-foot, two-point field goal immediately prior. What of any MJ season 1987-88 to 1990-91, or Wilt's 1961-62?

As for defending Curry, the Bulls could double him with Jordan and Pippen. I can't think of any other team that could defend that.

None of those seasons are better offensively.
Curry shooting a three in 2016 > Shaq attempting a layup or dunk. Even when Shaq dunks it's still only two points. Curry can make up points quicker by just bombing threes.

And that's not even factoring in the fact that he can handle the ball and is a good playmaker. Shaq can't set up his teammates as well as he does.