Curry unfair in 2k17?

[Hopsin]

I hope the curry is fast thing is overreacting.. Curry isn't really fast as a Westbrook or Rose or Wall.. He is quick, but shifty.. There's a difference.


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[BA2929]

Glad we've already decided that Curry is OP after one guys opinion on 3 games that lasted a total of 15 minutes.

Some of you never cease to amaze me.

[VinsanityLives]

Quote: Originally Posted by Sundown

This. Curry was destroying whatever teams could throw at him, and sudden couldn't even shoot a isolation step back over centers without getting blocked. That doesn't happen with a healthy Curry. Yet the narrative is that switching was the magical solution to stopping him. Curry lost the explosion he needed to dominate with his knee sprain, which was serious enough to take him out of an easy run for an Olympic gold medal.

It's called choking under pressure. Sorry. He severely missed about 5 threes in the last minute or so of game 7.

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[MBhoops]

Quote: Originally Posted by swac07

So curry op basically?? Smh I just hope his def rating isnt high Sent from my SM-G925P using Tapatalk

Define high? He's a really solid defender so it shouldn't be terrible.

[MBhoops]

Quote: Originally Posted by VinsanityLives

It's called choking under pressure. Sorry. He severely missed about 5 threes in the last minute or so of game 7. Sent from my XT1254 using Tapatalk

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Really? Because he lead everyone in the playoffs in clutch scoring.

One bad game doesn't erase all other clutch scoring you've done.

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[VinsanityLives]

Quote: Originally Posted by MBhoops

🤔 Really? Because he lead everyone in the playoffs in clutch scoring. One bad game doesn't erase all other clutch scoring you've done. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

But when the entire championship is dependent on getting one bucket.. and he forces up 5 ****ters in a row and some ugly turnovers.. While giving up the game winning shot by Kyrie.. It really sort of does. Sorry. He chose to try and be the hero and came up short, I'm sure he knows that.

And I'm a fan of Curry's game, but that's how the sport works. It's the big moments that define it not stats.

If someone has a wide open fast break layup to win the game, and he botches it, you don't go 'oh but he lead both teams in assist/turnover ratio and scored well all series'. Sure it may be true, but that moment was what really counted.


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[shmitty]

Quote: Originally Posted by VinsanityLives

But when the entire championship is dependent on getting one bucket.. and he forces up 5 ****ters in a row and some ugly turnovers.. While giving up the game winning shot by Kyrie.. It really sort of does. Sorry. And I'm a fan of Curry's game, but that's how the sport works. It's the big moments that define it not stats. If someone has a wide open fast break layup to win the game, and he botches it, you don't go 'oh but he lead both teams in assist/turnover ratio and scored well all series'. Sure it may be true, but that moment was what really counted. Sent from my XT1254 using Tapatalk

Yea but we aren't discussing his legacy right now.

We're talking about 2k17.

So should he play like he did in those 5 minutes in game 7 or the 82+ games when he was unstoppable??

[VinsanityLives]

Quote: Originally Posted by shmitty

Yea but we aren't discussing his legacy right now. We're talking about 2k17. So should he play like he did in those 5 minutes in game 7 or the 82+ games when he was unstoppable??

No, I agree with you for 2k17. Obviously you factor in the season as a whole and his signature skill.

I was referring to the dudes saying he was hurt and that's why Kevin love was able to stop him on switches down the stretch, etc and not holding him accountable for just simply choking while playing hero ball

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