James Harden or Curry?

RoadDawg55

A lot changes in a year. I might roll with Harden.

Not a slight to Curry, but he had such a monster season last year he was considered the best player in the NBA. LeBron obviously shattered that.

Still a bonafied superstar, just an interesting debate that would have been an easy answer last year.

The NBA has a lot of great players right now. There seems to be more than usual.

allpurpleallgold

Just a reminder, OKC had Westbrook, Harden and Durant on the same team.

I'll take Harden. Curry's a little bitch.

TierbsHsotBoobs

allpurpleallgold said:

Just a reminder, OKC had Westbrook, Harden and Durant on the same team.

I'll take Harden. Curry's a little bitch.

But how is Scott Brooks the worst coach in NBA history?

RaceBannon

TierbsHsotBoobs said:

allpurpleallgold said:

Just a reminder, OKC had Westbrook, Harden and Durant on the same team.

I'll take Harden. Curry's a little bitch.

But how is Scott Brooks the worst coach in NBA history?

The Wizards like him

TierbsHsotBoobs

RaceBannon said:

TierbsHsotBoobs said:

allpurpleallgold said:

Just a reminder, OKC had Westbrook, Harden and Durant on the same team.

I'll take Harden. Curry's a little bitch.

But how is Scott Brooks the worst coach in NBA history?

The Wizards like him

Making my point for me.

FreeChavez

allpurpleallgold said:

Just a reminder, OKC had Westbrook, Harden and Durant on the same team.

I'll take Harden. Curry's a little bitch.

I still think curry has as short career in terms of dominance. I don't think his body can withstand season after season getting beat up. I'd still take curry if it was one season based on his ability to include a team and still be good. Harden demands the ball so much that in the playoffs I think his team could be shut down much easier.

allpurpleallgold

Harden is averaging 11 assists. More than that ball hog Steph Curry ever will.

RoadDawg55

The Warriors losing this year would be so sweet.

Draymond will impode and bitch out everyone.

Curry will curl up in a ball. Under Armour will continue to pump out bummy shoes that nobody buys.

Durant sitting solemnly at the podium would make my day.

One of those two will leave if they lose too.

Kerr will continue to be a smug asshole and try to come up with something profound.

Klay will just shake his head and disapprove of the dumbasses around him. I still fuck with Klay.

Tequilla

@RoadDawg55

What's the arguments for/against each of them? To me, they are difficult to compare because so much of it to me is based on what they have surrounding them and what they are asked to do. Harden is probably the perfect fit for what Houston wants to do ... he's clearly in a position where he is able to maximize his impact on the game. Curry is in a different position where what he's asked to do isn't comparable. They both have their strengths and flaws.

TierbsHsotBoobs

The correct answer is Westbrook

Tequilla

The Warriors will be fine ... they are still in the process of figuring things out and trying this or that. When motivated, they are still by far the most dangerous team in the NBA.

The idea that Draymond is going to implode the team is something that I think is a popular opinion but I'm just not sure about it. I can see where people think that he's a grading personality and whatnot but he's really the glue that holds the team together. I've heard people claim that he's "fake tough" ... I'm not sure I would want to piss him off ... he's a bit of a throw back to me.

As for the stuff that went down this weekend between Draymond and Durant, I would be shocked if it was a long term issue. I doubt Durant's had anybody get in his face over the years outside of Westbrook and when he did it he basically told him to fuck off. In the situation that Durant's in now, he doesn't hold the "I've done it better than you " card that he has held in the past. From time to time everybody needs someone to jump on their ass and call them out when they aren't into it or whatnot even if that means getting somebody's anger directed at you. Personally, I think Durant plays a lot better when he has a mission and something to prove to people. Draymond likely saw that Durant was flat, pushed some buttons, and is likely working to figure out what buttons to and not to push in the future in similar circumstances. It's part of learning to work with teammates.