Thoughts? Feelings?

[Kblaze8855]

[jlip]

The official motioned his hand claiming that he saw the ball knocked out of Curry's hand by the defender. It doesn't appear that any of the Grizzlies protested. So I'm going to have to agree with him. But from what I saw, that was a clear double dribble.

[Wardell Curry]

I mean it gets knocked out.

But regardless of that he’s constantly carrying the ball anyways. Nothing as overt as Ja Morant but it’s there nonetheless. All of the star players do it.

The NBA is cooked.

[Full Court]

It looks like a blatant travel at first, but when you look close you can see it gets knocked out of his hand. Nothing to get stirred up over.

Although his motion looks like he was going to start dribbling again anyway.......so who knows.

Sometimes you just forget to dribble the ball?

[Kblaze8855]

The Discussion I saw started the way this one did, but ended up being about him dribbling 20+ times while everybody else watched. I didn’t see the game, so I have no idea what the situation was, but there was some “Look how they massacred my boy” talk about the death of traditional point guard play.

[ArbitraryWater]

lmao thats amazing


I dont think you even meant the "travel", just the dribble is sick

[Charlie Sheen]

Missing duke tango with the microphone shouting NO HOLDING at the defender

[bison]

Curringo.

If I had his teammates i wouldn't pass either. No one else was really moving. Looney makes a move to the basket but its too much traffic for a pass. Podziemski is eventually open for a 3 but at that point Curdingo has already worked up a massive boner with all that dribbling that he was already deep in the paint ready to unload on ziare williams

[Kblaze8855]

Missing duke tango with the microphone shouting NO HOLDING at the defender

God, I used to hate him. All these people out here playing without rules doing buffoonery for a show with a dude yelling at them to stop playing defense and let it happen.

[FultzNationRISE]

The Discussion I saw started the way this one did, but ended up being about him dribbling 20+ times while everybody else watched. I didn’t see the game, so I have no idea what the situation was, but there was some “Look how they massacred my boy” talk about the death of traditional point guard play.

I dont mind Curry doing that from time to time if he's being guarded by someone who plays a full 35 minutes, because he is very hard to keep up with, and the constant moving back and forth and stopping/starting trying to defend that is very very tiring. Strategically it's not such a bad idea to do here and there.