LOL At How Overrated Klay Thompson Is

[warriorfan]

Loves to go missing when it really courts... Like Steph.

Also has the worst facial hair in the league...stupid looking idiot.

[COLOR="Red"]Clutch Statistics from the 2016 Playoffs[/COLOR]






[COLOR=RED]Most 4th Quarter Points during the Finals [/COLOR]


1995 Shaquille O'Neal 11.5
2000 Shaquille O'Neal 11.5 (61.1% TS)
2015 Stephen Curry 10.8 [COLOR="Green"](75.1% TS)[/COLOR]
1997 Michael Jordan 10.7 (55.1% TS)
1998 Michael Jordan 10.6 (50.6% TS)
2011 Dirk Nowitzki 10.3 (68.0% TS)
1993 Michael Jordan 10.3

[Nilocon165]

[COLOR="Red"]Clutch Statistics from the 2016 Playoffs[/COLOR]






[COLOR=RED]Most 4th Quarter Points during the Finals [/COLOR]


1995 Shaquille O'Neal 11.5
2000 Shaquille O'Neal 11.5 (61.1% TS)
2015 Stephen Curry 10.8 [COLOR="Green"](75.1% TS)[/COLOR]
1997 Michael Jordan 10.7 (55.1% TS)
1998 Michael Jordan 10.6 (50.6% TS)
2011 Dirk Nowitzki 10.3 (68.0% TS)
1993 Michael Jordan 10.3

Holy shit this guy actually shot 28 percent in the final minute?

Nice evidence retard! You just confirmed that Curry fails under pressure!

LMAO

[Spurs m8]

Holy shit this guy actually shot 28 percent in the final minute?

Nice evidence retard! You just confirmed that Curry fails under pressure!

LMAO

Yep lol

No wonder they got cream pied.

[warriorfan]

Holy shit this guy actually shot 28 percent in the final minute?

Nice evidence retard! You just confirmed that Curry fails under pressure!

LMAO

FG% isn't the best way to assess efficiency

TS% is the more accurate method of measurement

Curry's TS% in clutch situations in the 2016 post season was [COLOR="Green"]74%[/COLOR]

Keep in mind that it includes last second shots of the quarter and halftime, which are sometimes taken from half to full court, which naturally deflates the efficiency

Even though, Curry's [COLOR="Green"]74%[/COLOR] TS in clutch situations blew out anything LeBron has every put up

(For Reference LeBron's TS in the 2015 Finals was [COLOR="Red"]48%[/COLOR])

LeBron supporters claim LeBron's 2015 Finals performance was great when he had a TS of [COLOR="Red"]48%[/COLOR] while Curry was able to put up a TS% of [COLOR="Green"]68%[/COLOR] during the 2016 regular season and a TS% of [COLOR="Green"]74%[/COLOR] during clutch situations of the 2016 post season.

[Ca$H]

all the dude can do is shoot spot up jumpers. can't dribble, can't pass, can't rebound. overrated defender. low bball iq. product of the Warriors/Curry system. would easily get shutdown if he was #1 guy on another team.

Agreed. Luckily for him he is now a 3 and D 3rd option since Durant has joined.

[Cone]

Klay is a better 1st option than bran. He can shoot which is the minimum requirement as a 1st option. His shooting is more reliable in the clutch. Thats why reggie miller and ray allen are successful coz theyre clutch .

Lebron is just a pippen. But a super pippen. He fills the weakness of a 1st option aka role player. And he knows it thus the 2 collusion

-knicksman

dont forget the epic "only losers like lebron"

[Cone]

Where was Klay in game 7?

Where was Klay during last year's finals?

Curry's MCL was roached, Klay has no excuses

Curry played. All that matters. A month prior he was saying "Im here. Im back" or whatever corny garbage he spewed.

Curry didnt show up in BOTH finals. Curry didnt show up in game 7. Klay did more in game 5 than Curry did combined

Deal with it. Curry isnt a 'great'. Just a one and done player that LeBron stepped over. Just like Durant

It speaks volumes about Curry that he needed the 2nd best player in the league to join him to try and take down LeBron and a HEALTHY cavs team

[BeastMode24]

Curry played. All that matters. A month prior he was saying "Im here. Im back" or whatever corny garbage he spewed.

Curry didnt show up in BOTH finals. Curry didnt show up in game 7. Klay did more in game 5 than Curry did combined

Deal with it. Curry isnt a 'great'. Just a one and done player that LeBron stepped over. Just like Durant

It speaks volumes about Curry that he needed the 2nd best player in the league to join him to try and take down LeBron and a HEALTHY cavs team

lol at this ******* convientantly ignoring that Curry beat Bron in 2015 and destroyed him in both regular season games and was 3-1 this year before the league rigged the series.

[Lebronxrings]

He has let the Warriors down in two consecutive Finals

He needs to raise his bball IQ and reel in his shot selection, way too many low IQ chucks extremely early in the shot clock

I will knock you out fcking bich

[lilteapot]

Where was Klay in game 7?

Where was Klay during last year's finals?

Curry's MCL was roached, Klay has no excuses

Where was Curry in last year's finals?

That's right...getting outplayed by Delly and losing Finals MVP to role players

Facts: He would have lost Finals MVP to Draymond Green if he didnt choke this year

[warriorfan]

Where was Curry in last year's finals?

That's right...getting outplayed by Delly and losing Finals MVP to role players

Facts: He would have lost Finals MVP to Draymond Green if he didnt choke this year

Most 4th Quarter Points during the Finals

1995 Shaquille O'Neal 11.5
2000 Shaquille O'Neal 11.5 (61.1% TS)
2015 Stephen Curry 10.8 [COLOR="Green"](75.1% TS)[/COLOR]
1997 Michael Jordan 10.7 (55.1% TS)
1998 Michael Jordan 10.6 (50.6% TS)
2011 Dirk Nowitzki 10.3 (68.0% TS)
1993 Michael Jordan 10.3

2015 Steph Curry had the most clutch performance in NBA history. The only player to score more 4th Quarter Finals points than Steph Curry was Shaquille Oneal, and he didn't even score one point more than Curry while Curry scored 14% more efficiently than Shaquille



Steph Curry 2015 Finals Stats

26/5 /6/2/ 59% TS while seeing constant double teams from half court

Not only did Curry average an MVP-like 26 points, 5 rebounds, 6 assists and 2 steals in 43 minutes per game, but as Kerr told his point guard, sometimes a point guard has to put his own game now in favor of managing the game for his teammates.
That is what Curry relayed when he said in the postgame press conference, "The Finals are not that different from normal NBA games. It's just the spotlight is different, and soar are the expectations. When you have an average game, you find out in the Finals that people were expecting more. But really, that stuff doesn't matter. It's all about winning. That's what I've learned. I just need to impact games, be myself every other night, do other things to help my team win and be OK with that. Manage the game from a point-guard standpoint, find a way to win and that's what we did … At the end of the day, stats really don't matter. It really doesn't matter."
This coming from a man who still had 25 points, 6 rebounds and 8 assists in 43 minutes from a Game 6 that he was supposedly managing the game for others, downplaying his own role.
This coming from a man who still scored 156 points in a six-game Finals with a .585 true shooting percentage—a scoring total and efficiency only topped by three players in NBA Finals history (who all also did it coincidentally in six-game series): 1992 Michael Jordan, who scored 215 points with a .617 TSP; 2011 Dwyane Wade, who scored 159 points with a .614 TSP; 1987 Magic Johnson, who scored 157 points with a .590 TSP.

Perhaps the most critical segment of this series came at the end of the third quarter of Game 4, Cleveland cutting the Warriors lead to three. The Q was rocking. The Finals hung in the balance.

Curry calmly called for the ball, shook a defender and drained a three, pushing Golden State to a six-point lead. In a reversal of roles, a gassed LeBron tried to answer with a three of his own at the buzzer, only to miss badly. When James went to the bench to rest at the start of the fourth quarter, the Warriors seized control of the game and the Finals.

Curry finished with 22 that night. He then dropped 37, including 17 in the fourth quarter, in Game 5. On Tuesday, he dropped a couple of massive threes to help stem a fourth-quarter Cleveland surge, then when double-teamed, hit a wide-open Klay Thompson for another.

The Warriors would not be where they are without his impact.

They did it with a wizard, Stephen Curry, at point guard. Curry nailed three key threes in Golden State’s 105-97 Game 6 victory in Cleveland Tuesday night, because that’s what he does. In the clincher, however, the regular-season MVP’s passing stood out. He patiently let the Cavs double-team him far from the basket – what choice did the Cavs have against a guy who can sink shots from Cincinnati? – and hit cutters down the lane. Or flipped one-handed passes down low. Or skipped the ball cross-court, or into the corner, to open three-point shooters. Curry had eight assists. Golden State finished with 13 three-pointers.

[AintNoSunshine]

LOL are you sure you're talking about the right guy?

Klay can definitely drive the ball, he's a decent passer, even 3 point shooter with Cuckry and can get hotter than Cuckry too. Better shooter from midrange. Worlds better on defense and doesn't get punked nearly as much.

Cuckry needs someone else to cover his defensive assignment and gets punked and stared down on offense.

[Nastradamus]

Lead the playoffs in points lol.

He's probably a little overrated, but lets not make him sound like he's Danny Green either. He's a good(if overrated) defender and an elite shooter who can create his own shot(not elite here, but above average)

[Fudge]

Another warriorfan meltdown.