LeBron instantly turns any team in the league into a playoff team. Would Curry have the same effect? LeBron would likely take most to the Finals too (especially Eastern Conf.), would Steph be able to do the same?
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04-11-2016, 09:19 PM #1
Would Curry be able to lead any team to the playoffs (and finals)?
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Yes Curry could carry any team to the playoffs and could carry any of the teams lebron took to the finals to the finals as well. Ez. Difference is if you put Curry on those Heat teams instead of Bron they win 70+ games in doing so and get the job done. No choke in 2011 vs the mavs. And they beat the spurs in 2014.
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04-11-2016, 09:35 PM #8
Lebron is better at doing more with less.
Curry is better at doing more with more.
Curry can elevate a team full of great players, and make that team even better. Lebron is better at elevating a team full of bums, at least better than almost anyone else in the NBA. Lebron doesn't necessarily elevate a team full of all-star players (see Wade, Bosh or Kyrie, Love) and maximize that team's full potential, otherwise Lebron would be 5/6 in the NBA Finals.
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04-11-2016, 09:35 PM #9
hell no. put curry on the lakers where he doesn't have 3 other wing defenders to make guard the best players nightly as well as a DPOY caliber centre backing them all up and lets see if they can break 30 wins
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Its hilarious how much lebron has benefited from playing in the east where he has a free ride to the finals every year. If dude was in the west hed be going home early every year. Phuckibg lmao at thinking any other elite player couldnt take those heat teams to the finals every year. Heck a Paul George led pacers team whose next best players were trashcan hibbert and lance stepehsnon were making conference finals in that chitshow of a conference.
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Mark Jackson needed to be booted. He gets credit for giving Curry alittle confidence and maybe alittle credit for emphasizing defense but that's about it.
I give him as close to no credit as you can get without being absolute zero.
Mark Jackson is a bitch, there is a reason he still hasn't even got a single hint of interest for a coaching job since he was booted. There was alot of bullsht going on behind the scenes that non Warrior fans don't usually know about. The dude was a egomaniac.
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Curry carried the chit out of the 2013 Warriors who were full of rookies and with his first year with the keys to the team
2016 curry would be able to carry even harder
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I like that you picked literally the only player who you can pick up and move to a random franchise and become good. Kevin Durant.
Granted - that doesn't matter for what is being discussed, which is how good is someone. Curry makes an elite team historic, Durant and LeBron can turn a garbage team into a pseudo contender, but that's because their games are remarkably different, and that isn't the same conversation anyway.Originally Posted by RogerSterling i workout for my health, dont feel the need to eat if i'm not hungry since i still get plenty of puss being the weight i am now.
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04-11-2016, 10:44 PM #27
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Trying to think of a swap that would make sense. Chances are if you're putting Lebron into a "bad" team you're going to choose a team who is missing a really good forward. The point being that if you take a mediocre team with good guards and put a top-3 forward in the league onto that team, chances are its going to be a playoff team regardless of if its Lebron.
The team was in need of that spot, so obviously its going to get better. The NBA isnt so deep that adding even a top-5 player to a team that has other pieces OTHER than that piece
Same could be said for Curry. Putting him on a team like New Orleans with Anthony Davis would make them an instant top-4 team in the West I think, especially since the Warriors would take a huge hit. Putting him on a team like the Cavs would suck because you're losing Lebron (for the sake of this argument) and losing Kyrie to the bench.
Does that make sense? Tired as fck tonight, not trying to play spin doctor, just making the point that the whole "move Lebron to ____ vs Curry to the same team what happens?!?!?" argument is kinda retarded because each team has a different situation.
Out of curiousity, is there a team in the West that you think Lebron could slide onto and become a championship favorite not named the Spurs/Warriors/Thunder? (assuming they lose the guy playing that spot now)
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