Curry would embarrass Jordan

[lilteapot]

that broke jump shot havin ass nikka would get crossed right out of those itty bitty shoes

[deja vu]

Of course, he's 52.

[oh the horror]

Even you don't believe the shit you say.

[Haymaker]

Let's talk about Curry defending MJ then.

[sd3035]

If MJ had been double and triple teamed from half court, and held all the time like Curry, he would have been lucky to average 20 in his prime

Curry would put up 50 + against the defense MJ faced

[Segatti]

If MJ had been double and triple teamed from half court, and held all the time like Curry, he would have been lucky to average 20 in his prime

Curry would put up 50 + against the defense MJ faced

Don't forget the shortened three point line.

[3ball]

broke jumpshot havin ass nikka

[COLOR="Red"]Jordan's jumpshot was better than Curry's from inside 20 feet:[/COLOR]



[COLOR="White"].....................[/COLOR]MJ 1997[COLOR="White"]...................[/COLOR]Curry 2015[COLOR="White"]............ [/COLOR]Curry 2016

5-9 ft.......... 49.2%, 126 fga........... 40.3%, 72 fga.......... 54.8%, 31 fga

10-14 ft....... 51.5%, 466 fga........... 52.9%, 85 fga.......... 50.0%, 22 fga

15-19 ft....... 49.5%, 594 fga........... 43.9%, 132 fga........ 44.4%, 45 fga



Overall midrange % (all shots inside the 3-point line but outside the paint)

JORDAN 1997: 49.3%, 1202 fga
CURRY[COLOR="White"]..[/COLOR] 2015: 41.1%, 285 fga
CURRY[COLOR="White"]..[/COLOR] 2016: 43.8%, 73 fga


[COLOR="blue"]Anyone who disagrees that MJ was a better shooter inside 20 feet must explain why Curry shoots FAR worse percentage inside 20 feet.. [/COLOR]

[sd3035]

Don't forget the shortened three point line.

All the ref help too. Curry amazingly still gets no superstar calls

[72-10]

well you have certainly embarrassed yourself

suggest letting the thread die

[sdot_thadon]

[COLOR="Red"]Jordan's jumpshot was better than Curry's from inside 20 feet:[/COLOR]



[COLOR="White"].....................[/COLOR]MJ 1997[COLOR="White"]...................[/COLOR]Curry 2015[COLOR="White"]............ [/COLOR]Curry 2016

5-9 ft.......... 49.2%, 126 fga........... 40.3%, 72 fga.......... 54.8%, 31 fga

10-14 ft....... 51.5%, 466 fga........... 52.9%, 85 fga.......... 50.0%, 22 fga

15-19 ft....... 49.5%, 594 fga........... 43.9%, 132 fga........ 44.4%, 45 fga



Overall midrange % (all shots inside the 3-point line but outside the paint)

JORDAN 1997: 49.3%, 1202 fga
CURRY[COLOR="White"]..[/COLOR] 2015: 41.1%, 285 fga
CURRY[COLOR="White"]..[/COLOR] 2016: 43.8%, 73 fga


[COLOR="blue"]Anyone who disagrees that MJ was a better shooter inside 20 feet must explain why Curry shoots FAR worse percentage inside 20 feet.. [/COLOR]

You got numbers from his prime, im pretty sure he became a better shooter 2nd 3peat....even if not by a large margin.

[72-10]

You got numbers from his prime, im pretty sure he became a better shooter 2nd 3peat....even if not by a large margin.

Why would that matter anyhow? He would just beat Curry every time on drives

[3ball]

that nikka would get crossed right out of those itty bitty shoes

[INDENT][I]"[COLOR="Red"]But it was Dellavedova's defense that had LeBron James saying,

[3ball]

You got numbers from his prime, im pretty sure he became a better shooter 2nd 3peat....even if not by a large margin.

Apparently, you'll say anything - those stats are from 1997 when MJ was 33 and 34 years old.

MJ's best shooting years were 1988-1993, particularly 1991 - that's when he shot 55% and had 125 ORtg...

His ORtg increased to an AMAZING 127 in the 1991 playoffs.. goat

[dhsilv]

[QUOTE=72-10]Why would that matter anyhow? He would just beat Curry every time on drives

[juju151111]

and same could happen if curry has the ball first....

No way is Curry stopping Mj on defense. None. Mj could stop him though.