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kobeee!!
Without battling an eye....
Who's the best shooter in the league?
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Re: Without battling an eye....
Ray Allen or Curry
Probably go with Allen
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Future NBA G.O.A.T
Re: Without battling an eye....
curry for the first 3 quarters ray allen in crunch time
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All For *One* For All
Re: Without battling an eye....
Did you mean batting an eye?
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All For *One* For All
Re: Without battling an eye....
But to the question? Curry without a doubt.
Ray Allen is still a great shooter, but he's past his prime. And given the fact Curry shoots from anywhere. Off the dribble, spot up, it doesn't matter.
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Gov'n
Re: Without battling an eye....
I think Rudy Gay was battling his eyes for most of his career and apparently fixed that this year so his shooting should be much improved.
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15x all nba legend
Re: Without battling an eye....
Originally Posted by Meticode
Did you mean batting an eye?
No? It's obvious the OP just wants us to answer the question without getting into an altercation with our or somebody elses eyes
Ill go with Ray Allen. Every time he shoots a 3 I expect it to go in
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Re: Without battling an eye....
wide open
nash, allen, curry
defended
kobe, durant, carmelo
big difference.. little guys cant just shoot over a defender. and set shooters cant create a shot for themselves... which is a disadvantage
wide open on a kick out.. i'l take ray allen
defended by 2 guys and barely being able to see the net.... i'l take kobe bryant
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with God-given ass
Re: Without battling an eye....
Considering defense hang all over him, he's the #1 option on his team, he primarily has the ball in his hands, he doesn't get in the lane much, and still shot 45% on nearly 8 attempts. Steph without question.
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College star
Re: Without battling an eye....
Curry is already at legendary level. It wouldn't surprise him to see him cement himself as the greatest shooter ever.
Allen is all-time great. He is merely on the same level as Dirk, Durant, Irving. Curry is just on another stratosphere.
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All For *One* For All
Re: Without battling an eye....
Originally Posted by kennethgriffin
wide open
nash, allen, curry
defended
kobe, durant, carmelo
big difference.. little guys cant just shoot over a defender. and set shooters cant create a shot for themselves... which is a disadvantage
wide open on a kick out.. i'l take ray allen
defended by 2 guys and barely being able to see the net.... i'l take kobe bryant
I'll still take Curry over those guys. He has no issues breaking his man down for a three point shot. He was the main scorer for his team last season and shot over 45% from three the whole season. He's a career 44% three point shooter.
Stephen Curry: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lf-TF09iTP4 <-Awesome mix about how people always underrate him because of his size.
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Re: Without battling an eye....
Originally Posted by kennethgriffin
wide open
nash, allen, curry
defended
kobe, durant, carmelo
big difference.. little guys cant just shoot over a defender. and set shooters cant create a shot for themselves... which is a disadvantage
wide open on a kick out.. i'l take ray allen
defended by 2 guys and barely being able to see the net.... i'l take kobe bryant
I would take Melo or Durant over Kobe. Both are bigger and can shoot over the top.
Melo and Kobe have a better post game than Durant though
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College superstar
Re: Without battling an eye....
Originally Posted by macmac
I think Rudy Gay was battling his eyes for most of his career and apparently fixed that this year so his shooting should be much improved.
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7-time NBA All-Star
Re: Without battling an eye....
Originally Posted by TheReal Kendall
I would take Melo or Durant over Kobe. Both are bigger and can shoot over the top.
Melo and Kobe have a better post game than Durant though
Yet Durant scored more points per possession in the post than either Kobe or Carmelo last year. Or maybe it was just Carmelo...I can't remember which exactly. I think Kobe might've actually been a little higher, but I know Durant was at or very near the top among perimeter players in that regard.
Point being, Durant's postgame is a lot better than people either realize or want to give him credit for.
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5/7=71%>>3/9=33%
Re: Without battling an eye....
Originally Posted by KG215
Yet Durant scored more points per possession in the post than either Kobe or Carmelo last year. Or maybe it was just Carmelo...I can't remember which exactly. I think Kobe might've actually been a little higher, but I know Durant was at or very near the top among perimeter players in that regard.
Point being, Durant's postgame is a lot better than people either realize or want to give him credit for.
You think Durant is a better post scorer than Melo and Kobe?
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