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PostPosted: Mon Jun 13, 2016 11:22 pm 
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I thought you watched the games. If you did, you would know Steph missed a lot of open shots tonight. It wasn't exactly tough defense forcing bad shots.

But it doesn't matter. It's one game. If Kyrie played like this more often, than he would be the best player in the game. Consistency matters. Steph has significantly better production than Kyrie over the course of the past year; two years, and for their career.


Kyrie Irving is better than Curry was at the same stage of their career. His career numbers are similar even now and he is a multiple time all star. These past two series have shown that Curry is probably not the most valuable player on his own team. Kyrie Irving has 2 50 plus games in his career.

As I stated earlier most complete skill set of any guard in the league. I predicted that he'd outplay him this series and he clearly has. G.S. can win but Curry can't hide behind that. He is not an all time anything.

How does Irving have the most complete skill set of any guard when he can't play defense, and Russell Westbrook is still alive? That's not a good take right there. Bayless-esque.


I'm a Westbrook fan but his handle nor shot are in Irving's class. Keep hearing about defense but Curry's stinks more. By skill set I was talking offensively.

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We aren't talking about the same stage of their career. Let's not move the goalposts. I watch the games and see the stats that back the games up. Kyrie is unequivocally outplaying Curry through 5 games this series. Curry was unequivocally the better player this year and the past two. If Kyrie keeps doing what he has the past three games the next two and the Cavs win I will begin to change my mind.

Steph has put up historic numbers at a consistent pace for a whole calendar year. I'm not going to write him off after a couple series in which he plays below expectations. It's really that simple.



:shock: FF conceding many of LTG's points.

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I thought you watched the games. If you did, you would know Steph missed a lot of open shots tonight. It wasn't exactly tough defense forcing bad shots.

But it doesn't matter. It's one game. If Kyrie played like this more often, than he would be the best player in the game. Consistency matters. Steph has significantly better production than Kyrie over the course of the past year; two years, and for their career.


Kyrie Irving is better than Curry was at the same stage of their career. His career numbers are similar even now and he is a multiple time all star. These past two series have shown that Curry is probably not the most valuable player on his own team. Kyrie Irving has 2 50 plus games in his career.

As I stated earlier most complete skill set of any guard in the league. I predicted that he'd outplay him this series and he clearly has. G.S. can win but Curry can't hide behind that. He is not an all time anything.

How does Irving have the most complete skill set of any guard when he can't play defense, and Russell Westbrook is still alive? That's not a good take right there. Bayless-esque.


I'm a Westbrook fan but his handle nor shot are in Irving's class. Keep hearing about defense but Curry's stinks more. By skill set I was talking offensively.

I don't know why you think Kyrie is good defensively. He's not. He's really bad. But yes, I agree that he has a more complete overall game than Westbrook. Obviously, I disagree that he has a better overall skill set than Steph.

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The whole "best all around/best skill set of any guard in the NBA" seems almost prohibitively subjective, but I'd probably take Chris Paul or Klay Thompson in that regard. They are very good at pretty much every facet of the game.

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I thought you watched the games. If you did, you would know Steph missed a lot of open shots tonight. It wasn't exactly tough defense forcing bad shots.

But it doesn't matter. It's one game. If Kyrie played like this more often, than he would be the best player in the game. Consistency matters. Steph has significantly better production than Kyrie over the course of the past year; two years, and for their career.

I agree with you FF, but the only thing I'll say in Irving's defense is he just turned 24 about 2 and a half months ago. Curry took his leap around age 26. Idk if Irving can take that same leap, but his skill set is at least in the same ball park as Curry when he was 24.

Curry is without a doubt the best shooter in the history of the game. Two time MvP, best player on a 73 win team, and quite possibly two time champion by week's end. Much to Lebron's chagrin Curry is the face of the NBA, and Irving just isn't there yet. If the Cavs come back and win this then some variables change in the argument. Wait and see I guess.


The "face of the NBA" is part of the problem. One of the problems with the NBA relates to marketing. Curry has had an exceptional 2 yr regular season run, but in the 3 biggest series of his career he hasn't been the best player in any of the series. That's a pretty sizable sample.

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I thought you watched the games. If you did, you would know Steph missed a lot of open shots tonight. It wasn't exactly tough defense forcing bad shots.

But it doesn't matter. It's one game. If Kyrie played like this more often, than he would be the best player in the game. Consistency matters. Steph has significantly better production than Kyrie over the course of the past year; two years, and for their career.


Kyrie Irving is better than Curry was at the same stage of their career. His career numbers are similar even now and he is a multiple time all star. These past two series have shown that Curry is probably not the most valuable player on his own team. Kyrie Irving has 2 50 plus games in his career.

As I stated earlier most complete skill set of any guard in the league. I predicted that he'd outplay him this series and he clearly has. G.S. can win but Curry can't hide behind that. He is not an all time anything.

How does Irving have the most complete skill set of any guard when he can't play defense, and Russell Westbrook is still alive? That's not a good take right there. Bayless-esque.


I'm a Westbrook fan but his handle nor shot are in Irving's class. Keep hearing about defense but Curry's stinks more. By skill set I was talking offensively.

I don't know why you think Kyrie is good defensively. He's not. He's really bad. But yes, I agree that he has a more complete overall game than Westbrook. Obviously, I disagree that he has a better overall skill set than Steph.


I don't think he is good probably average, but better than Curry. Curry never guards his position. That speaks volumes about his defense. Also Curry didn't have wide open looks all night. He was challenged on a number of those shots.

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I thought you watched the games. If you did, you would know Steph missed a lot of open shots tonight. It wasn't exactly tough defense forcing bad shots.

But it doesn't matter. It's one game. If Kyrie played like this more often, than he would be the best player in the game. Consistency matters. Steph has significantly better production than Kyrie over the course of the past year; two years, and for their career.


Kyrie Irving is better than Curry was at the same stage of their career. His career numbers are similar even now and he is a multiple time all star. These past two series have shown that Curry is probably not the most valuable player on his own team. Kyrie Irving has 2 50 plus games in his career.

As I stated earlier most complete skill set of any guard in the league. I predicted that he'd outplay him this series and he clearly has. G.S. can win but Curry can't hide behind that. He is not an all time anything.

How does Irving have the most complete skill set of any guard when he can't play defense, and Russell Westbrook is still alive? That's not a good take right there. Bayless-esque.


I'm a Westbrook fan but his handle nor shot are in Irving's class. Keep hearing about defense but Curry's stinks more. By skill set I was talking offensively.


You gotta clarify these stipulations man. The more I think about it, I still think Westbrook brings more to the table offensively with rebounding, passing, toughness, top end speed, strength, and finishing tough drives than Irving does right now. Kyrie isn't fast, but he has more of a smooth change of direction quickness. I'll also give you the jumpshot and handle, but that's about it.

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Cmon man, of course he had wide open looks tonight. Especially in the 4th quarter. Mostly in transition. Just agree on some basic shit like this that everyone saw.

Again, Curry doesn't guard the best opposing guard because of strategy, not because he's a bitch. That sounds like a 7 year olds argument. Klay Thompson is one of the best defensive guards in the league. Steph is clearly not. It makes no sense for Kerr to keep Steph on Kyrie the whole game.

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Just agree on some basic shit like this that everyone saw.


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I thought you watched the games. If you did, you would know Steph missed a lot of open shots tonight. It wasn't exactly tough defense forcing bad shots.

But it doesn't matter. It's one game. If Kyrie played like this more often, than he would be the best player in the game. Consistency matters. Steph has significantly better production than Kyrie over the course of the past year; two years, and for their career.


Kyrie Irving is better than Curry was at the same stage of their career. His career numbers are similar even now and he is a multiple time all star. These past two series have shown that Curry is probably not the most valuable player on his own team. Kyrie Irving has 2 50 plus games in his career.

As I stated earlier most complete skill set of any guard in the league. I predicted that he'd outplay him this series and he clearly has. G.S. can win but Curry can't hide behind that. He is not an all time anything.

How does Irving have the most complete skill set of any guard when he can't play defense, and Russell Westbrook is still alive? That's not a good take right there. Bayless-esque.


I'm a Westbrook fan but his handle nor shot are in Irving's class. Keep hearing about defense but Curry's stinks more. By skill set I was talking offensively.


You gotta clarify these stipulations man. The more I think about it, I still think Westbrook brings more to the table offensively with rebounding, passing, toughness, top end speed, strength, and finishing tough drives than Irving does right now. Kyrie isn't fast, but he has more of a smooth change of direction quickness. I'll also give you the jumpshot and handle, but that's about it.


Irving can finish with either hand. He can shoot from deep and he has a deadly midrange game too. Westbrook has a nice mid range but his offense can be erratic at times. Westbrook has become a solid point but I think LeBron James wants to be a point, which takes away from Irving. Irving is taking the Thompson challenge and has still dropped 30 in each game since the switch. His shooting percentage has also been over 50 with Thompson on him. Thompson gave Westbrook problems once the switch was made.

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what a fun game, i generally dont like players who dont give a shit about defense, but even I could appreciate the great offensive game kyrie had.


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Cmon man, of course he had wide open looks tonight. Especially in the 4th quarter. Mostly in transition. Just agree on some basic shit like this that everyone saw.

Again, Curry doesn't guard the best opposing guard because of strategy, not because he's a bitch. That sounds like a 7 year olds argument. Klay Thompson is one of the best defensive guards in the league. Steph is clearly not. It makes no sense for Kerr to keep Steph on Kyrie the whole game.


I keep hearing how Irving has such terrible defense yet Blatt had no problem with him guarding Curry on one leg. Lue also has no problem placing him on Curry either. I'm sure they strategize also.

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Cmon man, of course he had wide open looks tonight. Especially in the 4th quarter. Mostly in transition. Just agree on some basic shit like this that everyone saw.

Again, Curry doesn't guard the best opposing guard because of strategy, not because he's a bitch. That sounds like a 7 year olds argument. Klay Thompson is one of the best defensive guards in the league. Steph is clearly not. It makes no sense for Kerr to keep Steph on Kyrie the whole game.


I keep hearing how Irving has such terrible defense yet Blatt had no problem with him guarding Curry on one leg. Lue also has no problem placing him on Curry either. I'm sure they strategize also.


irving lost his man ball watching a couple of times i noticed tonight. is this a real debate about his defense?


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Cmon man, of course he had wide open looks tonight. Especially in the 4th quarter. Mostly in transition. Just agree on some basic shit like this that everyone saw.

Again, Curry doesn't guard the best opposing guard because of strategy, not because he's a bitch. That sounds like a 7 year olds argument. Klay Thompson is one of the best defensive guards in the league. Steph is clearly not. It makes no sense for Kerr to keep Steph on Kyrie the whole game.


I keep hearing how Irving has such terrible defense yet Blatt had no problem with him guarding Curry on one leg. Lue also has no problem placing him on Curry either. I'm sure they strategize also.

JR Smith isn't Klay Thompson defensively. GS is a top 5 defensive team in the league. Cleveland isn't close.

What evidence can you find, outside of the eye test, that Kyrie is anything but a lousy defender? Because my eye test tells me he doesn't play any defense, advanced stats seem to support that, and most others besides you that I hear discuss Kyrie's defense discuss in a negative light. I'm genuinely curious.

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Cmon man, of course he had wide open looks tonight. Especially in the 4th quarter. Mostly in transition. Just agree on some basic shit like this that everyone saw.

Again, Curry doesn't guard the best opposing guard because of strategy, not because he's a bitch. That sounds like a 7 year olds argument. Klay Thompson is one of the best defensive guards in the league. Steph is clearly not. It makes no sense for Kerr to keep Steph on Kyrie the whole game.


I keep hearing how Irving has such terrible defense yet Blatt had no problem with him guarding Curry on one leg. Lue also has no problem placing him on Curry either. I'm sure they strategize also.

JR Smith isn't Klay Thompson defensively. GS is a top 5 defensive team in the league. Cleveland isn't close.

What evidence can you find, outside of the eye test, that Kyrie is anything but a lousy defender? Because my eye test tells me he doesn't play any defense, advanced stats seem to support that, and most others besides you that I hear discuss Kyrie's defense discuss in a negative light. I'm genuinely curious.


This is why your strategy argument holds no water. The last time they placed Curry on Irving he ran off 16 in one quarter. He can't guard him at all.

As far as Irving goes, Curry isn't breaking him down off the dribble and he is shooting badly. That's good enough for me. Irving isn't good but I don't think he is as bad as guys on here have been saying.

They have YouTube videos up which demonstrate how Curry has been on skates. You keep talking as if Irving isn't in Curry's league. Not even a consideration. This series demonstrates that he is. This isn't an outlier. He is capable of having these sorts of games. Last 3 games 30, 35, 41,. That's with Thompson guarding him too. That's big time.

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I thought you watched the games. If you did, you would know Steph missed a lot of open shots tonight. It wasn't exactly tough defense forcing bad shots.

But it doesn't matter. It's one game. If Kyrie played like this more often, than he would be the best player in the game. Consistency matters. Steph has significantly better production than Kyrie over the course of the past year; two years, and for their career.


Kyrie Irving is better than Curry was at the same stage of their career. His career numbers are similar even now and he is a multiple time all star. These past two series have shown that Curry is probably not the most valuable player on his own team. Kyrie Irving has 2 50 plus games in his career.

As I stated earlier most complete skill set of any guard in the league. I predicted that he'd outplay him this series and he clearly has. G.S. can win but Curry can't hide behind that. He is not an all time anything.

How does Irving have the most complete skill set of any guard when he can't play defense, and Russell Westbrook is still alive? That's not a good take right there. Bayless-esque.


I'm a Westbrook fan but his handle nor shot are in Irving's class. Keep hearing about defense but Curry's stinks more. By skill set I was talking offensively.


You gotta clarify these stipulations man. The more I think about it, I still think Westbrook brings more to the table offensively with rebounding, passing, toughness, top end speed, strength, and finishing tough drives than Irving does right now. Kyrie isn't fast, but he has more of a smooth change of direction quickness. I'll also give you the jumpshot and handle, but that's about it.


Irving can finish with either hand. He can shoot from deep and he has a deadly midrange game too. Westbrook has a nice mid range but his offense can be erratic at times. Westbrook has become a solid point but I think LeBron James wants to be a point, which takes away from Irving. Irving is taking the Thompson challenge and has still dropped 30 in each game since the switch. His shooting percentage has also been over 50 with Thompson on him. Thompson gave Westbrook problems once the switch was made.

Irving can be erratic as well, and yes Westbrook can get out of control still at this stage in his career. Kyrie has never been a distributing point guard all the way back to the first time I saw him play as a junior in high school on ESPN. He just scores, and he's really fucking good at it.
I thought your Thompson/Westbrook statement was bullshit so I went and checked the game logs for the WCF...
Westbrook's stats for series:
26.7ppg
11.2apg
8.4rpg
3.7spg
He had his worst game when it mattered most in game 7 with 19 points on 7-21 shooting, but he had 28 and 31 points the 2 games prior. So, what are you talking about with Klay on Russ? The only person that stops Russ is Russ.

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I noticed you left off his 36% shooting percentage after Thompson began guarding him.

Westbrook also wasn't a distributing point but he became one in the past 2 yrs. Irving is a good passer.

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Westbrook shot above 40% only twice in the series, but still averaged 26 for the WCF. Maybe Thompson bothered him, but he def didn't stop him. KD is the one who lost his composure in that series, and shit the bed when mattered most.

Idk man, I'd still take Westbrook over Irving right now. Just my preference for the second best guard in the league behind Curry.

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Scary thing for the Cavs going forward. Lebron/Kyrie had 82 points. The rest of the team had 30...

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Scary thing for the Cavs going forward. Lebron/Kyrie had 82 points. The rest of the team had 30...


Kevin Love. Not a detractor of his but he is going to have to give them something. They won't gave another performance like that in this series. Shouldn't be expected to either. He is playing like a bench rotation guy. It's not even about scoring though that would be good. He isn't having an impact in any facet of the game. He is looking like a right handed version of Ed Neely right about now.

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Westbrook shot above 40% only twice in the series, but still averaged 26 for the WCF. Maybe Thompson bothered him, but he def didn't stop him. KD is the one who lost his composure in that series, and shit the bed when mattered most.

Idk man, I'd still take Westbrook over Irving right now. Just my preference for the second best guard in the league behind Curry.



I'm a Westbrook guy too. Probably more impactful overall but offensively speaking, Kyrie Irving has game. I also watched him in high school and thought he was the truth then. One of those ESPN games.

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We aren't talking about the same stage of their career. Let's not move the goalposts. I watch the games and see the stats that back the games up. Kyrie is unequivocally outplaying Curry through 5 games this series. Curry was unequivocally the better player this year and the past two. If Kyrie keeps doing what he has the past three games the next two and the Cavs win I will begin to change my mind.

Steph has put up historic numbers at a consistent pace for a whole calendar year. I'm not going to write him off after a couple series in which he plays below expectations. It's really that simple.



It may be fair to ask if Curry is a product of the system that he plays in, alas Nash I'm Phoenix. Curry was a good player before but not all world until Kerr arrived and they went from traditional pick and roll to more of an open offense with a lot of cutting. Draemond Green with his versatility also helps a lot. He was a 7th or 8th man when Jackson coached.

If this continues over the next 2 games and Cleveland pulls it out which I doubt they will, a lot of people may be changing their opinions also. Irving showed up this series and really wasn't much doubt in my mind that he would.

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Scary thing for the Cavs going forward. Lebron/Kyrie had 82 points. The rest of the team had 30...


Kevin Love. Not a detractor of his but he is going to have to give them something. They won't gave another performance like that in this series. Shouldn't be expected to either. He is playing like a bench rotation guy. It's not even about scoring though that would be good. He isn't having an impact in any facet of the game. He is looking like a right handed version of Ed Neely right about now.


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Scary thing for the Cavs going forward. Lebron/Kyrie had 82 points. The rest of the team had 30...


Kevin Love. Not a detractor of his but he is going to have to give them something. They won't gave another performance like that in this series. Shouldn't be expected to either. He is playing like a bench rotation guy. It's not even about scoring though that would be good. He isn't having an impact in any facet of the game. He is looking like a right handed version of Ed Neely right about now.


perhaps benching him for Jefferson shattered what little confidence he had left


Yeah. If he is not scoring impact the game in other ways. Its not that long ago that he was considered one of the premier rebounders in the NBA. Whatever happened to his Wes Unseld like outlet pass? Haven't seen it in a minute. They gave him low post touches early and he looked terrible and I think they just said the hell with that.

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Scary thing for the Cavs going forward. Lebron/Kyrie had 82 points. The rest of the team had 30...


Kevin Love. Not a detractor of his but he is going to have to give them something. They won't gave another performance like that in this series. Shouldn't be expected to either. He is playing like a bench rotation guy. It's not even about scoring though that would be good. He isn't having an impact in any facet of the game. He is looking like a right handed version of Ed Neely right about now.


perhaps benching him for Jefferson shattered what little confidence he had left


Yeah. If he is not scoring impact the game in other ways. Its not that long ago that he was considered one of the premier rebounders in the NBA. Whatever happened to his Wes Unseld like outlet pass? Haven't seen it in a minute. They gave him low post touches early and he looked terrible and I think they just said the hell with that.


He's a fraud. I told everyone that when he was in Minnesota.

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If Green gets a flagrant is he gone for game 7? ...if so, I'd use Deladova to harass and hack the shit out of him,,verbally abuse him and stand over him if given a chance.

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PostPosted: Tue Jun 14, 2016 11:29 am 
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Scary thing for the Cavs going forward. Lebron/Kyrie had 82 points. The rest of the team had 30...


Kevin Love. Not a detractor of his but he is going to have to give them something. They won't gave another performance like that in this series. Shouldn't be expected to either. He is playing like a bench rotation guy. It's not even about scoring though that would be good. He isn't having an impact in any facet of the game. He is looking like a right handed version of Ed Neely right about now.


perhaps benching him for Jefferson shattered what little confidence he had left


Yeah. If he is not scoring impact the game in other ways. Its not that long ago that he was considered one of the premier rebounders in the NBA. Whatever happened to his Wes Unseld like outlet pass? Haven't seen it in a minute. They gave him low post touches early and he looked terrible and I think they just said the hell with that.


He's a fraud. I told everyone that when he was in Minnesota.

Kevin Love could go to Golden State next year and be awesome. He's just not a fit with the Cavs and specifically LeBron. Everyone dumping on him now will act so surprised when he's somewhere else next season and good to great again.

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PostPosted: Tue Jun 14, 2016 2:38 pm 
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By the way, fuck Kerr and GS's pathetic attempt at Hack-a-Shaq against Tristan Thompson. An "all-time" great team shouldn't need to go bush league like that. I'm glad Thompson made a few, which seemed to stop it.

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PostPosted: Thu Jun 16, 2016 8:16 pm 
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Love didn't want to play

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PostPosted: Thu Jun 16, 2016 8:17 pm 
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Love didn't want to play

That's been his motto since December 2014.

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