The mvp

I've seen multiple times on Instagram, YouTube and so on claims that the Thompson twins have unprecedented athleticism or we never seen someone like them before. What's up with it? I don't follow neither of the teams, so, I don't have the right sample size. Are they really generational?

Congrats to them!

We literally had people arguing Duke could beat a G League team here not even a week ago and they can't even beat other NCAA teams consistently. Flagg is great and I'm sure Knueppel and Maluach can find success in professional basketball but y'all need to slow your roll on how good these teams actually are.

In my eyes it’s injuries and the league just finding him out

Lin was genuinely a good player who went on the extraordinary run that we all recognize but it was a really short stint, I consistently see people ask why Jeremy didn’t hit the same afterwards and I feel like that is solely on the league finding him out. Once the league got used to Lin, adjusted to him, and figured him out he struck out. Personally I believe the heat game ended Linsanity, the BIG 3 going against Lin and proving you can topple him seemed like it took his confidence, combined that with a loss in minutes; you’ll get what you expected.

But even after that he played relatively well. Until injuries, injuries plague

I think this debate is rather close personally but I still give the edge to Steph, so I'd like to see differing takes from both sides

Kobe Bryant's accolades:

5x NBA Champion

11x 1st Team All-NBA

15x All-NBA

12x All-Def

1x MVP

2x Finals MVP

18x All-Star

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Stephen Curry's accolades:

4x NBA Champion

4x 1st Team All-NBA

10x All-NBA

2x MVP

1x Finals MVP

11x All-Star

Rockets - Ime Udoka

Cavaliers - Kenny Atkinson

Thunder - Mark Daigneault

Always liked these from the Miami Heat.

Luka been my favorite player for damn near 7 years also

Since all GOAT candidate are at least 6'6 and taller. MJ is 6'6. Then you have taller guys lik Lebron, Wilt and Kareem, Russell.

I believe if 6'3 Curry had Westbrook/Morant athleticism would be one.

But what would it take for a "little man" in NBA standards a 6 footer to be in GOAT conversation? Would someone with Iverson athleticism/speed and scoring, ballhandling of Kyrie, IQ/Defense of Chris Paul, Stockton's passing and longevity and shooting of Curry be one? Or would he be too short regardless? Where would you rank a player with such skills?

I don’t really think anyone’s paying attention to them. 13-3 recently. With Kawhi healthy averaging 26 a game last 13 games. And with how Harden and Zubac are playing. Being 3rd best defense in the league. I don’t see why they can’t go deep into the playoffs. As a Clipper fan, I am not saying we’re going to win the championship but I d be happy with a trip to the WCF. Most of people had us losing 50 games but it was the opposite and the team that got PG lost 50 games(Sixers)

Allen Iverson lead the league in steals 3 times and I don't think anyone is putting him on their all defensive 1st or 2nd teams

Saw this stat in a thread here earlier this week and it blew my mind. Kerr legitimately got a ring in a third of the seasons across a 27 year span. Sweet mother of god.

Tell me your favorite unknown and completely outrageous stat.

This shows how ridiculous his statement was. You gotta fiinish the job.

First 2 games are @ Golden State