The warriors must NEVER resign Curry for big money

**Slanina** · 01-19-17, 01:02 AM

Am i being trolled?

**The Giant** · 01-19-17, 01:04 AM

Originally posted by goduke

Youre arguing semantics now. Its okay you're bias. Just come out and say that lol

I'm not biased, I don't like Lebron much either.

Originally posted by unde0087

Don't hate Curry, hate LeBron, he is the one that started the whole lets get an all star team together so I can win a championship.

I can agree to that. He definitely started this mess.

**shadymcgrady** · 01-19-17, 01:06 AM

Originally posted by unde0087

Don't hate Curry, hate LeBron, he is the one that started the whole lets get an all star team together so I can win a championship.

Actually Kevin garnet started it and told lebron to do the same at half court on national tv after the Celtics beat the cavs

**shocka1212** · 01-19-17, 01:12 AM

Originally posted by The Giant

"Please come and play with me, Kevin, I'm not good enough to beat Lebron without your help..."

Like I said, embarrassing.

He's no fool. He knows he finessed the writers in to those MVP's.. they ate that garbage nice guy narrative up when Harden and Lebron were clearly better in each respective year. Can't be surprised.. same writers that just put Jeff Bagwell in the HOF before Barry bonds.. absolutely disgraceful

**shocka1212** · 01-19-17, 01:14 AM

On a side note.. he's not greedy for a max contract as wild as it sounds. IF he leaves, it wouldn't be because of $$

**Wrongside** · 01-19-17, 01:16 AM

Originally posted by The Giant

The fact the back to back MVP had to go and recruit Kevin Durant, that should tell you what a big pussy he is.

It was embarrassing.

Michael Jordan rolled over in his grave.

Kind of right. MJ had a nice thing going. Curry is obviously not the kind of Alpha MJ is. I do wonder if Curry kind of had to. For a lot of reasons, but Should Curry sit idly back and let another power team get him? It's a weird time. Gotta protect your rings.

While I couldn't see MJ trying to sway Barkley from joining the Jazz( maybe he would). I could see him trying to persuade Rodman to join Bulls instead of Going to Blazers if he thought it'd mess up his championships

**Wrongside** · 01-19-17, 01:19 AM

You forgot The LA Speedos

**clockwise1965** · 01-19-17, 01:55 AM

Curry is a great shooter but he will not win another championship. He will be resigned.

**dlowilly** · 01-19-17, 02:39 AM

Originally posted by gauchojake

Dodgers, Angels, Rams, Chargers, Lakers, Clippers, Kings, Ducks

Anaheim counts as LA?

Don't forget the LA Galaxy, LA FC, and LA Dragons

**mohye1980** · 01-19-17, 02:49 AM

Originally posted by The Giant

The fact the back to back MVP had to go and recruit Kevin Durant, that should tell you what a big pussy he is.

It was embarrassing.

Michael Jordan rolled over in his grave.

When did Jordan pass away? Do his kids inherit the team?

**CWD** · 01-19-17, 03:25 AM

Originally posted by mohye1980

When did Jordan pass away? Do his kids inherit the team?

first great post of 2017

**TheMoneyShot** · 01-19-17, 03:33 AM

It boils down to 1 THING... and 1 THING ONLY....

Does Curry want to be the highest paid player in the NBA? Simply can't happen with Golden State...

You can't keep this team together with all of these high paid players. Someone has to take a cut.

Curry could go to any team and get a MAX DEAL.

**shocka1212** · 01-19-17, 03:53 AM

Originally posted by TheMoneyShot

It boils down to 1 THING... and 1 THING ONLY....

Does Curry want to be the highest paid player in the NBA? Simply can't happen with Golden State...

You can't keep this team together with all of these high paid players. Someone has to take a cut.

Curry could go to any team and get a MAX DEAL.

He already said that's not what he's going to do.. draymond and Klay would be the ones to go if someone were to go... or KD's disloyal ass.

**aireent777** · 01-19-17, 10:49 AM

What are the odds for Golden State dropping out of the NBA Finals this season? I guess there's a couple of teams in the West that could be a roadblock for the Warriors in the post season. Spurs could be one.

**lakerboy** · 01-19-17, 12:41 PM

Curry had a good run. He is not that good.

**MoMoneyMoVaughn** · 01-19-17, 12:48 PM

Durant showing he is better all around.

Curry like a system quarterback. Very good player but it is a great team around him and I am not sure how he would succeed with a worse team / coach.

**shadymcgrady** · 01-19-17, 04:29 PM

Don't see much of a difference from the miami days.

2 players with similar traits in lebron and wade. Freakishly athletic slashers with unproven jump shots at the time. 1 bigger than the other.

Fast forward to the present in gsw with durant and curry and we have 2 freakishly great shooters with unproven defense. 1 bigger than the other.

Key to winning will be chemistry and coexistence just as it was back then with miami.

Same beat, new lyrics. If haters gonna hate I hope they were at least consistent in hating lebron and Miami

**bigtymer56** · 01-19-17, 05:01 PM

Cant wait for somebody to do a"30 for 30" or an alternate NBA history on what happens if Green doesnt nut tap Lebron in the Finals.

**lakerboy** · 01-19-17, 06:29 PM

You don't pay for past results

**CMNoney** · 01-19-17, 06:38 PM

Congrats to Steph Curry for being named an All Star starter over Russell Westbrook.

Winning is rewarded. Well deserved!

**lakerboy** · 02-28-17, 12:33 AM

Good job tonight curry.

**t-wizzle** · 02-28-17, 12:34 AM

Lol he was throwing up airballs tonight.

**shooms79** · 02-28-17, 01:37 AM

Perhaps you mean Value vs Pay. In that case, yes, he will get overpaid. But like other posters said, look at the value he brings to GS.
1) Free Agents will sign to play with him (look at KD). Thus bringing in talent.
2) Look at Forbes valuation of the GS. With no state of the art stadium, they are in top 3 (maybe top 5) in valuation.
3) Look at the new revenue sharing and how mediocre players are getting overpaid. You have to pay him, bc someone else most def will. And again look at the excitement and revenue he will bring in. Again see point #2
4) Young and still healthy. Healthy of course is relative, but has he had any major surgery?
5) You never break up a dynasty. How many times have we seen this and more often than not, it doesn't end well.

Just my 2 cents. Great premise though, worthy of a discussion, especially at a GM level.

**eidolon** · 02-28-17, 01:58 AM

I think GS needs to sign Iverson and Vince Carter.

**jtoler** · 02-28-17, 01:59 AM

Originally posted by lakerboy

It will be the Mistake that destroys a potential dynasty. Curry MUST prove himself this playoff.

Cant tell when youre trolling or not, a two-time MVP still has to prove himself?

**unluckysob** · 02-28-17, 04:33 AM

Originally posted by gauchojake

I was at my son's basketball skills assessment and every other kid had a fukkin Curry or Warriors shirt on. Mother fukker this is LA not some shitty east bay bullshit. I wanted to kick those parents ass for that shit.

Who does basketball assessment?. How old is your son? Is this ordered by a HS coach? Does your son have a chance to play HS or college ball? Tell us more.

**Cuse0323** · 02-28-17, 04:52 AM

All I know is good luck to the GSW when the time comes. Basketball almost seems like it's baseball at this point, but luckily it's not. Close enough. Imagine if they had no cap.

**jjgold** · 02-28-17, 06:55 AM

He is not leaving

MONEY HUNGRY

GSW CAN PAY WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY MORE WITH NEW RULES

**lakerboy** · 02-28-17, 08:25 AM

This kid is on the decline. He was a flash in the pan.

**shadymcgrady** · 02-28-17, 09:08 AM

Nba stars are becoming fragile barbies. No one plays defense or can bench over 150 lbs anymore. The stigma of nba players as tough athletes from the 90's is long gone

**sosawestbrook** · 02-28-17, 07:47 PM

where would the Warriors franchise be without Steph Curry? lets ask that question.

forget KD, you think this team gets even remotely close to a championship ring without Curry at the helm?

this year is just the intro to a dynasty.

**BigDofBA** · 02-28-17, 08:30 PM

Curry gets the highlight plays when the game isn't on the line.

He is like the homerun hitter that hits meaningless homers in the 8th inning when the game is already over.

He is a good shooter obviously but I haven't seen him do it in the playoffs when the game is more physical.

Thompson is a much better player imo. He single handily saved he Warriors against OKC in game 6 last year.

**reppin_the_847** · 02-28-17, 08:51 PM

Originally posted by BigDofBA

Curry gets the highlight plays when the game isn't on the line.

He is like the homey in hitter that hits meaningless homers in the 8th inning when the game is already over.

He is a good shooter obviously but I haven't seen him do it in the playoffs when the game is more physical.

Thompson is a much better player imo. He single handily saved he Warriors against OKC in game 6 last year.

I agree that Klay Thompson is the more solid player. Klay really should be getting more shine than Steph IMO.

**BigDofBA** · 02-28-17, 08:56 PM

Originally posted by reppin_the_847

I agree that Klay Thompson is the more solid player. Klay really should be getting more shine than Steph IMO.

Thompson is way better defensively and a better rebounder.

When Thompson drains shots he just runs down the curt. He doesn't shimmy his shoulders, dance and chew on a mouthpiece.

**YouHave2outs** · 02-28-17, 08:59 PM

Originally posted by shadymcgrady

Nba stars are becoming fragile barbies. No one plays defense or can bench over 150 lbs anymore. The stigma of nba players as tough athletes from the 90's is long gone

fwiw curry is probably much stronger than you think.

i haven't heard anything about his bench press, but he can dead lift 400