any 1 game is cherrypicking. lets check out the aggregate
REGULAR SEASON AVERAGES SEASON TEAM GP GS MIN FGM-A FG% 3PM-A 3P% FTM-A FT% OR DR REB AST BLK STL PF TO PTS '09-'10 80 77 36.2 6.6-14.3 .462 2.1-4.8 .437 2.2-2.5 .885 0.6 3.9 4.5 5.9 0.2 1.9 3.2 3.1 17.5 '10-'11 74 74 33.6 6.8-14.2 .480 2.0-4.6 .442 2.9-3.1 .934 0.7 3.2 3.9 5.8 0.3 1.5 3.1 3.1 18.6 '11-'12 26 23 28.2 5.6-11.4 .490 2.1-4.7 .455 1.5-1.8 .809 0.6 2.8 3.4 5.3 0.3 1.5 2.4 2.5 14.7 '12-'13 78 78 38.2 8.0-17.8 .451 3.5-7.7 .453 3.4-3.7 .900 0.8 3.3 4.0 6.9 0.2 1.6 2.5 3.1 22.9 '13-'14 78 78 36.5 8.4-17.7 .471 3.3-7.9 .424 3.9-4.5 .885 0.6 3.7 4.3 8.5 0.2 1.6 2.5 3.8 24.0 '14-'15 18 18 32.6 8.1-16.3 .493 3.2-7.6 .416 4.2-4.5 .926 0.6 4.5 5.1 7.8 0.2 1.9 2.4 3.2 23.4 Career 354 348 35.4 7.3-15.7 .468 2.7-6.2 .438 3.0-3.4 .898 0.7 3.5 4.1 6.7 0.2 1.7 2.8 3.2 20.4
That supports what I said last year. The Warriors were a one pass and shoot offense, and when Curry is piling up assists, that's what they continue to be. When others are getting assists as well, the scoring spreads out and the team becomes more effective. Any team can shut down one player in a series, it's harder to shut down an entire team though, only Jim Buss has been able to accomplish that one.
Yes but you seem to only post the good ones.
and you seem to post the bad ones. yin/yang
season averages aren't biased though
I have posted both. You abandon the thread when Curry is ting the bed but return with a box score when he has a good night.
The real indicator for change is in Curry's teammates' assists. Klay is averaging over 1 full APG higher than last season and Curry over 1 full APG lower. That indicates ball movement. When Curry's assists go high, the offense is stagnant.
hardly. maybe twice or thrice, and on a couple of those you probably chose to search for one poor stat and highlight it. and you got me. i dont bother posting his poor games, i usually assume you've got it covered. based on his 49% on the season those bad games are apparently not the norm anyway
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2013 - 8.5 per game
2014 - 7.8 per game
he's also playing 4 less minutes per game. on a per minute basis he's actually getting more assists than last year
I mean "almost".
So playing Curry less equals more success. Got it.
"Don't be purposely obtuse."
-Parrot
Curry will always be overrated cause he can't get to the line. Creating foul problems for the opposition and getting freebies at the line is pretty fundamental to being a superstar.
Steve Nash was never known for getting to the line either, but i dont think thats why his Suns teams never reached the next level
Look at the W/L vs Curry's point production this season vs the last 2.
are we talking about point production or minutes? you just implied the warriors are better this year because Curry's minutes are down.
which was basically a cheese response after i showed a flaw in your previous point... you thought because Curry was averaging less assists, he was being less ball dominant when in fact his assists/minute are up from last year. now you are trying to move goalposts to points
One of the worst takes in ST History
^And DMC is such an asshole to boot.
lollooks 13 years old
No, you did. I only summed the figures. Certainly the argument could be made, cause vs correlation seems to be a legit angle ITT.
Unfortunately for your argument, games aren't played on a by minute average. Otherwise Manu would be the best player in the league most of the time.which was basically a cheese response after i showed a flaw in your previous point... you thought because Curry was averaging less assists, he was being less ball dominant when in fact his assists/minute are up from last year. now you are trying to move goalposts to points
He is being less ball dominant if he's on the court less. Why is that hard to understand? Patty Mills hasn't been very ball dominant this season, hasn't been a chucker.
And I took your cookie and made you like it.
Perpetual "next year" team, behind TLong.
GOTCHA.
lmcontrollinao!!!
So if Kobe played the way he always plays, but for 5 minutes per game... and Tiago Splitter plays the way he plays for 30 minutes a game, you'd call Splitter more ball dominant?
How is there still hate being thrown at Curry at all, he's been the MVP so far, has his team off to a unbelievable start, and is doing everything well. He takes bad shots, but that's because he makes bad shots. He makes the right plays when they matter, and is even playing good defense. Young point god tbh
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