Todays PG and SG wouldnt have the same impact in the 90s.

[oarabbus]

2nd best PG after CP
might even be the best PG on offense

Curry, Westbrook, (Healthy Rpse) >>

[Reggie43]

Likewise those centers wouldn't have the same impact today that they had back then. It goes both ways.

They wouldn't have the same impact if they played amongst themselves under todays rules but if you took for example Ewing in his prime playing todays so called "bigs" he would have a bigger impact as compared to back then.

[Young X]

Curry, Westbrook, (Healthy Rpse) >>

KJ > them

[Hamtaro CP3KDKG]

KJ > them

This
@ Westbrook or Rose being on KJs level

Steph is the closest but peak KJ is still clear better. He could run the floor, defend and pass better and he stepped up big time in the playoffs. He was also way better penetration and finishing at the rim/drawing fouls

[ImKobe]

This
@ Westbrook or Rose being on KJs level

Steph is the closest but peak KJ is still clear better. He could run the floor, defend and pass better and he stepped up big time in the playoffs. He was also way better penetration and finishing at the rim/drawing fouls

Curry > Westbrook?

[Hamtaro CP3KDKG]

Curry > Westbrook?

OFC way better on offense and Westbrooks defense is mad overrated. The nikka gambles more than a casino

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[ImKobe]

OFC way better on offense and Westbrooks defense is mad overrated. The nikka gambles more than a casino

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Nikka please. Westbrook is a much better defender, transition scorer, inside scorer and I'd even go as far as saying a better passer than Curry, who's high assist numbers come from the system Mark Jackson ran there. Plus, Russ came off multiple knee surgeries last year and still put up comparable stats after not seeing much time on the court for a while, Westbrook was so much better in the Playoffs, especially against the Clippers.

Curry vs LAC

24/4/8 on 44/39/88 shooting

Russ vs LAC

28/6/9 on 49/35/88 shooting

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[CelticBalla32]

Likewise those centers wouldn't have the same impact today that they had back then. It goes both ways.

The game and its rules change with the talent. If Ewing, Robinson, Shaq and Hakeem were in the NBA in 2014, there is no reason to believe they would be less dominant. That's egregious lol.

[Hamtaro CP3KDKG]

Nikka please. Westbrook is a much better defender, transition scorer, inside scorer and I'd even go as far as saying a better passer than Curry, who's high assist numbers come from the system Mark Jackson ran there. Plus, Russ came off multiple knee surgeries last year and still put up comparable stats after not seeing much time on the court for a while, Westbrook was so much better in the Playoffs, especially against the Clippers.

Curry vs LAC

24/4/8 on 44/39/88 shooting

Russ vs LAC

28/6/9 on 49/35/88 shooting

he isnt a much better defender........Steph and Russ both couldnt guard CP so Klay and Thabo was checkin him. Steph and Russ both guarded Redick mostly

Steph is a much better overall scorer, hes a better passer GS barely had a system, Steph is alot smarter, patient, wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy better shooter. Russ is much better rebounder and better penetrating.

Also for the numbers one player has Kevin Durant taking alot of the defensive attention...............other one has who Klay Thompson and Iguodala??????

[ImKobe]

The game and its rules change with the talent. If Ewing, Robinson, Shaq and Hakeem were in the NBA in 2014, there is no reason to believe they would be less dominant. That's egregious lol.

The thing with these dominant bigs is that they force the teams or the league to adapt to their game. If they came in today with these rules, all they need is a bunch of 3pt shooters and one playmaker around them, you give them single coverage against Today's "big men"? Shaq would average 35/15 for a season.

[Stringer Bell]

The elite ones would do fine.