DasPenguin
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*shrug* I ain't the one complaining about moving screens.
Huh? He just had a historic offensive season against physical play every single night. He averaged 28 ppg against physical play in the post-season last year. The idea that what OKC is doing is in any way novel or unknown to Curry is simply untrue.
SportsVU says he's 13-of-37 on open 3s, 3-of-11 on wide open 3s (guessing this is since his injury). Like I get it, acting like Curry has suddenly become that bad of a scorer is entertaining, but something tells me it's not the reality.
Are you sure you watch the NBA nightly? Physical play is not the way I would describe the regular season. Unlike during the regular season, you don't get to play 9 out of 10 games against mediocre teams. GS didn't have to face anyone last year in the playoffs. Well Cavs were ok but had a ton of injuries to key guys. Problem is, if Klay picks up 3 quick fouls you just can't put Curry on Westbrook. He has zero chance of guarding him, and that also wears him down in the other end.
It's a tough matchup for GS and something they haven't faced before. More athletic, kill them on the boards and their PG is better than Curry. At least in this series. Physical defense, some nagging injuries and a game that relies on 3-point shooting is not a recipe for success. Of course he can get hot for 3 games straight and OKC can self-combust, but that's unlikely. OKC is peaking right now, GS peaked at the start of the season.