NBA Season 2015 - 2016: Special thread
NBA Season 2015 - 2016: Special thread
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If your KING AGREES, WHO ARE YOU TO DISAGREE... [HASHTAG]#HATSOFF[/HASHTAG]. PORZINGIS HAD TO QUESTION IF THIS IS REAL LIFE...HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHA, SCOTT PIPPEN THOUGH AND DEMAR DEROZAN. CHECK THE STARS TWEETS.
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Never seen before Twitter Basketball world going into such frenzy
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I am looking for Oscar Robertson. .seen him around?
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Umenikumbusha vipaumbele vya mmoja wa wagombea urais mwaka jana,
1. Elimu
2. Elimu
3. Elimu
4. Elimu ...
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Jamaa boya kweli (y'alls fans of legends you'll have to excuse me), eti D inabidi wamzuie way out if they know he can shoot from half court. Hivi ina maana hajaonaga what happened to everyone that tried to do that to Steph?!
Af hawa so-called legends wanakuja kuwa ka haters instead of loyal NBA old statesmen. Eti oo he wouldn't be shooting like that in our old physical days... Go sleep with a full tank of bile that's hate inside you, coz the kid and this team is doing what took you and your fellow old school stable years to do.
Ka asingetokea player ka Curry in this generation, I doubt if the game will be that interesting to watch (though najua lazma angetokea tu coz here is he).
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It's shameful ex-NBA stars denigrate, not celebrate Curry
Dempsey: Shame on former NBA stars who don't think Steph Curry is great
Dempsey: Shame on former NBA stars who don't think Steph Curry is great
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The Insane OKC vs. Warriors Game Could Only End on a Ludicrous Note: A Deep Steph Three
The Insane OKC vs. Warriors Game Could Only End on a Ludicrous Note: A Deep Steph Three | VICE Sports
The Insane OKC vs. Warriors Game Could Only End on a Ludicrous Note: A Deep Steph Three | VICE Sports
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We've seen a lot of guys dominate in different ways.
He's somehow better now.
He's averaging 30.4 points on 51 percent shooting. He's extended his streak of games with at least one 3 to 129 and counting, a new NBA record.
Curry's jersey is the hottest seller in the league — look around a crowd at just about any NBA game, it's out there — and Golden State merchandise is flying off the shelves as well.
The Golden State star’s 2016 season has reached the point where it’s no longer a basketball story but a bona fide cultural happening...Steph Curry Continues to Be Redonkulous
The following is an extract from Wall Street Journal...9:11 PM - 27 Feb 2016
One could be a fancypants and call Curry’s run sublime, divine, or transcendent (or, perhaps, transplendid to quote Shelley Duvall’s willowy Rolling Stone reporter in “Annie Hall”).
I prefer to go with bonkers, nutso, cuckooville, and the more grammatically acceptable redonkulous. Those feel more right to me. Also unprecedented, because while we have witnessed astonishing things in our lifetimes, we have never seen anything quite like Steph Curry.
He leaves all jaws on the floor. Curry often takes shots that aren't supposed to be taken—the kind of shots that would get you or me benched in junior high school, with a post-game tongue-lashing from coach—making them with such regularity it feels like a freak hiccup when he misses.
He does miss—Curry is overall shooting a little more than 51% from the field, which means a failure rate of roughly 49%, though it sure doesn’t seem that way. It seems like Curry barely misses at all. Ask the Thunder. Ask everyone.
It’s not just the shots. Curry’s ability to score from virtually anywhere stretches the court in comical ways, so even without the ball he’s clearing space for his teammates and making Golden State’s ball-movement offense appear almost unfair. There is a 2.0 vibe to Warriors games, as if they’ve released a sharper, faster, ruthlessly efficient upgrade on the NBA normal.
Everyone knows Curry has All-Star co-conspirators in Klay Thompson and Draymond Green, but head coach Steve Kerr’s whole roster exudes an unselfish, experienced confidence. Toward the end of a close game, Golden State pours on the ruthlessness—they’ve become the Dad who won’t let you win. (Again, ask the Thunder.)
Need I say more?
- Michael Jordan dominated the game from 15 feet and in, Kobe Bryant as well.
- Shaquille O'Neal dominated from about 7 and in.
- We haven't seen a guy dominate the way Steph Curry is dominating from about 38, 40 and in.
He's somehow better now.
He's averaging 30.4 points on 51 percent shooting. He's extended his streak of games with at least one 3 to 129 and counting, a new NBA record.
Curry's jersey is the hottest seller in the league — look around a crowd at just about any NBA game, it's out there — and Golden State merchandise is flying off the shelves as well.
The Golden State star’s 2016 season has reached the point where it’s no longer a basketball story but a bona fide cultural happening...Steph Curry Continues to Be Redonkulous
The following is an extract from Wall Street Journal...9:11 PM - 27 Feb 2016
One could be a fancypants and call Curry’s run sublime, divine, or transcendent (or, perhaps, transplendid to quote Shelley Duvall’s willowy Rolling Stone reporter in “Annie Hall”).
I prefer to go with bonkers, nutso, cuckooville, and the more grammatically acceptable redonkulous. Those feel more right to me. Also unprecedented, because while we have witnessed astonishing things in our lifetimes, we have never seen anything quite like Steph Curry.
He leaves all jaws on the floor. Curry often takes shots that aren't supposed to be taken—the kind of shots that would get you or me benched in junior high school, with a post-game tongue-lashing from coach—making them with such regularity it feels like a freak hiccup when he misses.
He does miss—Curry is overall shooting a little more than 51% from the field, which means a failure rate of roughly 49%, though it sure doesn’t seem that way. It seems like Curry barely misses at all. Ask the Thunder. Ask everyone.
It’s not just the shots. Curry’s ability to score from virtually anywhere stretches the court in comical ways, so even without the ball he’s clearing space for his teammates and making Golden State’s ball-movement offense appear almost unfair. There is a 2.0 vibe to Warriors games, as if they’ve released a sharper, faster, ruthlessly efficient upgrade on the NBA normal.
Everyone knows Curry has All-Star co-conspirators in Klay Thompson and Draymond Green, but head coach Steve Kerr’s whole roster exudes an unselfish, experienced confidence. Toward the end of a close game, Golden State pours on the ruthlessness—they’ve become the Dad who won’t let you win. (Again, ask the Thunder.)
Need I say more?
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Ridiculous......
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No, Redonkulous...!
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anashoot kwenye awkward positions not normal shooting position...
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Hahah..that's too harsh....to be fair,every arena's roof top should be removed. ..so that he can start shooting from the parking lots...