He was really good at it and wasn't a player you left in it and Kobe's done the same shots many times as a closer, but it's still a miracle shot to most people I know. At the very best Ray was 35% to 40% from three point land - that means he missed his shares. That's not a criticism, that's just a fact.
Y'all missed the point - Lebron has two championships and Curry is 50% of what Lebron has. The troller who was slamming Curry for not having mvp finals in comparison to his god(Lebron) fails to understand that Curry has plenty of time to pass up the "The King"
You can't stop them all from those - If you guard the paint then they will most likely get a three. If you come out to guard the three, then they drive in if they have enough time. Regardless some one was going to get off a shot and most three point shooters are up to 35% at the most - so Yeah, I think they go a little lucky. I never said that Miami didn't deserve the title. I'm just pointing out that Lebron might not necessarily be all that much better then Curry. It's too early.
I have heard others say the same - stopped getting so worked up already
He is an incredible shooter and I meant no disrespect by that statements. Some of the championships won by the Lakers were won because the Lakers were lucky has hell. Some of the losses by Miami could have just has easily been wins, but either way you slice it - The game is a game of chance and 42% of the time it went in and 58% of the time it didn't. Time and circumstances makes them championships many times. Honestly - In the Lakers three titles by Shaq and Kobe - I thought the Lakers got lucky in the first and last. The second one was the only one they won flat out because they was better than every one else. But they are still wins and it is what it is. Have a good I am out
very trueI know I'm stating the bloody obvious here, but considering that Lebron has been to the finals 6 times and barely winning twice, it is really stupid to be comparing his career to Stephan Curry who has barely started his as an elite player. You really have to give him time to see what he can do, but he only has to win more title to have equal the prizes that Lebron really wants(and won't get any more of)
All very good points and we will obviously have to wait and see how it plays out. I personally believe that Lebron's time is now or never in the next two or three seasons. I personally believe that the Cavaliers might have enough but that it's 50% chance that they don't. It just depends on how the Warriors come together and if the Warriors were to return to the finals and win - then Curry will have equal to the coveted prize. All of those players will tell you given the choices, the NBA championship is the one they really want. If Lebron were to win this year, however it still won't be impossible for Curry to return next year and in following years and win more championships to equal what Lebron has done. My point in all of what I said, however is that it is not simply automatic that Lebron is the best ever over Curry who is still very early in his career. As far as Lebron not being the that much older - it's all relative because there really is not a lot of time to win a championship - That is what makes players like Magic Johnson, Kareem Abdul Jabaar, Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant and Tim Duncan so incredible.
