Damn I feel Thomas completely misunderstands Steph’s game. Steph has always said it’s Nash and Reggie who he combined. On ball he’s a super charged Nash, when he gives up the ball he turns into a super charged Reggie Miller
yup, curry said his biggest inspirations were Nash, Reggie and his dad.. i'd argue Steph also isn't a supercharged Nash on ball he doesn't play the Pick & Roll like that if any at all. but they both play at a extremely fast pace not sure if that's what you meant
@@coachtali5151 You think he's sitting around watching Warriors games all year? Of course he understands the game, he's just not watching every team. When Draymond mentioned Moses he was probably like "Moses Malone?" He probably doesn't know who Moody is.
Steph doesn’t just run off screens and catch and shoot. Steph can create his own shot. Steph is the best shooter off the dribble as well as the best shooter coming off screens.
@@josephrivera5255 being able to create your own shot means you’re not a point guard? Isaiah Thomas was one of the best point guards of all time and he could create his own shot. What you talking about? 🤣.
At least Isiah corrected himself at the end. There is no traditional point guard aside from CP3 now. Draymond is definitely not a point guard. Draymond is fighting 7 foot dudes every night. Steph can be whatever he needs to be. He can hold the ball and dribble through 4 defenders and create his own shot. Isiah is describing Klay when he tries to describe Steph.
Even if Steph didn't have the most assists per game on the team for a given year, it's pretty obvious that he is CREATING THE MOST SHOTS for his teammates every game, and it's not even close. He doesn't need the assist to be the reason a teammate got and made a shot. And just to further call out the ridiculousness of this argument: almost every year when Steph didn't average more assists per game than Dray, they were like 1 assist apart or less. Come on. Steph is a point guard. Some major mental gymnastics going on here.
Steph is the best. His handles are definitely better. Steph can score at all levels. He evolved the point guard position into a scoring position as well as an orchestrator. Everything gravitates to Steph regardless of whether he has the ball or not. Draymond is being respectful and professional
He can’t score on all levels. Can he dunk in a crowded paint? Can he get a lay up in inside a guarded paint? Can he get off a backdown turnaround middy? No he can’t
Nobody had/has better handles than Zeke. The difference is, Isiah couldn’t dance with the ball in the 80s. They’d knock your head off. Zeke got to the lane with ease on any defender. If the era permitted, he could’ve had his own And1 mixtape. Zeke was trying to break the defense down, get layups, get assists to his teammates. He was the quintessential point guard. Steph is in the mold of Jerry West, Allen Iverson, D Wade, and Gilbert Arenas. Great guards who scored first, then assisted their teammates.
@@dawg2067 he can't dunk or posterize he can dunk in a fast break situation but he can drive with layups he can pull up in a mid range and specially 3.
"Steph comes off screens, he catches, and he shoots" Social Media's two favourite ways to discredit Curry in one sentence - He needs screens and he's just a shooter. Usually a sign of either a hater, someone who never watched him play, or someone who just doesn't understand basketball at all.
I still don’t understand how this is a narrative Steph is way more than just a shooter. He does way more than just shoot the ball like these guys can’t be watching the same games.
Hater? It's just different era's of basketball. Isiah kept saying "his view and the way he was brought up". Steph is, like isiah said, in a category of his own. If reggie was 6'3" and played the exact same way, would you call him a point guard?
Saying Steph is not a point gaurd is a view. Saying Magic is better is a view. Saying he is not a pg because he is just a shooter and he modeled his game after Reggie and Ray Allen (when Steph mentions Reggie and Nash when asked about it) is factually wrong. @@teehud313
Steph is an all time great. He has tremendous skills on and off the ball. Isiah didn't have that ability or luxury. Isiah had to do more, and was a better pg for it. Steph is a better player overall though.
Why do they constantly put ou false narratives of Steph. Isaiah is lying. Draymond does not have more assists than Steph Curry. Steph is the Point Guard, and he runs the offense. He is just able to do it with or without the ball in his hands, and no other player in history has done or has been able to do what he does. I don't care how much they try and diminish Steph's Greatness with false narratives he is the best I've ever seen play the game. He changed the game of basketball and is definitely the best at the game he changed, and that is the obvious truth, but these fools depend on other fools to believe the nonsense they spew. Draymond Green has 4,430 assists Steph Curry has 6,031.
Since 2015-16 (73-9 and bust season), Draymond has lead in assists per a game in all but the year Steph was injured and played 5 games. This year CP leads in assists per game, Draymond is second and Step 3rd, with Podziemski 4th. The position terms and the system the Warriors and several other teams run are not really in sync anymore with the old definitions. Traditional rolls are jumbled to look for an advantage. The main idea behind the system Kerr is using is that initiating offense can happen from anywhere. In general Green ends up in than role more often than Steph when in the half court. The advantage has lessened as the league has adapted with longer "position-less" athletic wing players who grew up watching this system win over the past decade. Which is why one key to their chances this year is having a CP3 and others who can handle initiating offense - and why Klay has struggled to fit. If you watch, who is calling the set when bringing the ball up to half court, it is now a number of players including Draymond, Steph, CP, Kuminga, Podzeimski, rarely Moody and Quionnes. After initiation, a couple of those guys in any group on the floor have the green light to reset if/when the ball gets back to them. Its a counter to the improved defense against what they run and if there are less than two guys in that role on the floor in a group, it tends to be stagnant and struggle to find shots. Kuminga is still learning it and tends to just go iso when the ball hits him. But when Draymond and CP were both out, it killed their ability to run offense in more than one unit. Steph does play point guard at times. His greatness is really a function of his range and accuracy. He is a decent point guard in the traditional passing and setting up offense sense, but not the best ever at that. Not a big deal in a league where most actions are just a set up for an open look at three or a screen action, which is why Steph leads in scoring for the team. Traditional point guards rarely were scoring leaders. But traditional point guard calling their own number too often was considered a bad thing. Career total assist for Kidd - 12K, Nash - 10K, CP 11K, Magic 10K. Steph wont get likely make top 15 all time in total assists, night just miss top 20. Doesn't mean he is not top 10 all time NBA for the combination of skills. Bron isn't a PG but has 10K assists too, another great skill mix guy.
@@opieg7333Kobe described it best regarding GS way of playing. Golden State Democracy. Each of these casuals should go look up to that vid to know that GS plays like no other team in running their offense 😂
Surprised that Isaiah doesn’t really understand how Steph plays or his impact. Steph doesn’t just run off screens. But he also is phenomenal at setting screens, drawing attention, passing out double teams, creating open space, etc. Steph also is as good as anyone on the pick and roll, running the break and in one on one scenarios.
imagine having the best shot in basketball and you're 31st in scoring 😂 he's 3rd best behind Magic and Big O he stacked the deck to get 2 rings if they don't count for KD they don't count for Curry neither
@@hooligan5381 31st in scoring is a volume stat. If Westbrook is 1st in scoring becase he attempted 4x shots than Curry, by ur logic, Westbrook is the better scorer
@@beckembrown7002 don't say by my logic, that's by NBA logic lmao 3 is more than 2 right? so if he hitting a bunch of 3's why he 31st it's stephanie fans like you that says he's up there with KD and LBJ then why he so far behind them. KD was only drafted 2 season earlier and KD missed 2 full seasons another which he only played 27 so dumb genius why he so far behind..
You lack basketball IQ. That makes steph the SG. Just like Allen Iverson. Draymond is the pg. Lillard shoots the ball amazingly well and he runs point. Steph isn't a better floor general than Magic or Isaiah. He's a better scorer.
Respectfully, even though Oscar and Magic are legendary shot creators, Steph creates the most shots for all of his teammates. His relentless off-ball movement and passing ability means that there isn't a single moment where his teammates can't get a shot. These stats don't show up on sheets so players never bother mentioning it but the biggest proof of this is that KD was left wide open during his time woth the Warriors because the defense was set to stop Steph.
@@ngovkimhour5437Jokic the 2nd greatest pg ever using y'all casual definition of pg. Sabonis top 5 best pg of today's nba due to his assists per game numbers 😂 It's all about assist stats right? Lol
@Geassmaster55 Are you a real person? 3/5 fmvp for Magic including his rookie season where Kareem got injured and magic dropped 42 points. The dumbest thing I’ve ever heard
@@Demarcus925 The problem is Isiah started raddling off the definition of a point guard.. instead of just focusing on the players who are listed as PG’s
I think that Steph at his peak is slightly better than Isaiah Thomas at his peak but I still put Isaiah Thomas higher on the all-time list because he was great immediately and Curry was great after 5 years. Also the era that Curry plays in gives players 5 to 8 points on their scoring average because of the rules and maybe an extra assist too.
@@thebayareastandout There is no way you can look at stephs accolades and say Isiah is greater. Also curry helped bring about this era. So that can't be used as a knock against him either. Nobody worth their salt ranks zeke higher than steph at this point they just done
@kohsmoger1567 this era should be held against anyone Steph included. My explanation was that Isiah was great immediately while it took Curry 5 years to be great. Isiah was avg over 10 assist I think once even avg 13 or 14 assist. Thats insane. Curry usually avg 6-7. Development time matters. Era matters. Also Thomas overall played better in his finals than Curry did in his. With all that considered Thomas was a little better
Isiah was a great player and probably is under appreciated but he is always in his feelings about something. I get so tired of this pure point guard bs. You think Steph couldn’t lead this team in points and assists if the offense were set up that way? I can assure you he could but it wouldn’t have played to the strengths of his teammates or the success of the team as a whole to the same degree. Point, 2, combo who gives a damn. I have seen both play in their prime and Steph was/is better “point” blank.
To me, I feel like Steph provides assists even when he is not doing assists, he don't even need to touch the ball, and he will be the point guard of the team, astronomically better than anybody, that's how dangerous he is.
Smh 🤦🏾 AI, Steph, and Dolla are what you call COMBO GUARDS. Guys that can play either the 1 or 2, but perform better at the 2. Isiah, Rondo, Stockton and CP3 are what you call PURE POINT GUARDS. Magic is in a league of his own, he can play/guard all 5 positions like LeBron so he’s in a league of his own
I disagree with Isiah.. the point guard is whoever brings the ball up the floor PERIOD.. the reason Steph doesn’t have more assists is because Steph shoots the best, therefore he should shoot the most 🤷🏾♂️
Zeke got it right If you saying point guard in the traditional sense it starts with Magic then it's the Big O then everybody else A true point guard crosses midcourt with the intention of putting his players in position to score not jacking up threes The game is just different today and Steph is very good at what he does but not in terms of what a true point guard does on the court
The goat of Point Guards is Magic! Nuff said! Isiah’s broke it down! You lead your team in assist running the show as the floor general! Steph is great but he’s a combo guard.
I guess Wilt is a point guard too since he led the league one year in assists. I guess Luka and Joker are point guards too since they lead their teams in assists. I guess Kyrie isn’t a point guard even though he has some of the best handles of any player ever. Stop it!
This is why the idea that a great player would make a great coach is not a thing. Coaching, playing are different skills. Same as playing and analyzing. Just because you can play a game extremely well doesn't mean you can analyze the game at the same level. 2 different skill sets. People give too much credit to "professionals'" opinions/analysis about their profession, whether it be sports, medicine, whatever. That's not even considering the inherent biases "professionals" develop along the way.
My issue with those who think passer = point guard is how you define GUARD, FORWARD, AND CENTER... We should all be able to agree Jokic, Draymond, Lebron, Sabonis, Ben Simmons, Wilt (1 season he averaged most assists in NBA) aren't GUARDS. This is why point forward and point center were invented. You can call it passing forward, passing center, and passing guard as well. The thing is, players who play the 1 today aka PG are in essence the primary guard or the primary scorer/ball handler. But this does overlap with SG (shooting guard or scoring guard). Like Kobe and MJ were the primary option too. In reality today you have 2 guards 2 forwards and 1 center. Your exact position is determined in part by who you guard due to your size but also if you score from inside or outside and if you are the primary scoring option off the dribble. Today it doesn't matter whose passing... you want 2 guards who can shoot and score, you want atleast 1 of 2 forwards to be able to space as well but they still play more so inside and guard bigs while getting more rebounds. Lastly your center still needs to score in the paint and ideally defend well while spacing is an added bonus. No one has ever agreed with me yet but I maintain that magic today is a POINT/PASSING FORWARD like Lebron because the man can't shoot or defend guards... he defends forwards better than guards so the hell you going to call him a PG for if the man is more like a forward than a guard... Magic would be better paired with most of today's Point guards than forwards because like Lebron, he would excel with spacing. Curry, Lillard, Kyrie alongside a Klay or Booker would pair amazingly sith Magic at the 4. Give him an Embiid and PG or Michael Porter Jr. to not say the obvious KD... great team... with good chemistry. So my answer for greatest PG is Curry because you can't have a better all-time starting 5 back court than Curry+MJ. Since MJ is the 2, obviously Curry is the 1. My passer is Lebron because > Magic. No Magic because Magic + Lebron + MJ = tragic spacing. Even if you put Lebron at the 1 instead of Magic to add Duncan your spacing is still terrible. I would accept you consider Lebron - MJ - Kawhi - KD + Center. I rather Curry's gravity on and off-ball with his sheer range, volume, and efficiency while shooting. Let's not forget his handles which are all-time great as well as being a very capable passer even though it's low volume more often than not. Lebron can do that. So Curry - MJ - KD - Lebron - Shaq Thus Curry is my PG and greatest PG of all time by today's NBA standards which exceed prior eras in terms of scoring and skill set. Obviously I build my judgment on the rules of the game TODAY...
Even as a traditional point guard it’s like saying Jrue Holiday is better at running point than Steph, cause he averages more assists. That’s just crazy talk to me.
I never want to see Isiah on another podcast. I can’t tell if he’s just making stuff up or what. Steph has never mentioned emulating Ray Allen. It’s always Reggie and Nash. Lebron has led a back to back finals team in points and assists. Bet Isiah won’t add him to the greatest PG debate.
PointGuard position is different from a Shooting Guard position! Steph is not a PG but more of a SG so I agree with Isiah. Most people these days doesn't understand that bcoz his position iin GSW is PG and greatness but if you technically define what is the real role of a PG, Steph role doesnt fall in that description! His role is more of a SG and not as PG!
Isiah Thomas and Stephen Curry are the only 2 point guards likely ever that were unquestionably the best player on championship TEAMS, that were 6’3 or under.
The newer generation should be better than the older ones 😉 if not there is something wrong. With all due respect to every one who plays or played this game Newer generations get inspired, learn tricks, practices, nutrition, conditionning,.... Moreover, science is involved in the game.
It is gut-wrenching for me when two of my heroes from when I was growing up, are at odds. I wore 11 in early middle school, then switched to 23 in 8th grade. Are they still my heroes? ABSOLUTELY! My Isiah story was told to me by Calbert Cheaney. He said they were lifting heavy over the summer. In walks Isiah, loads the squat rack all the way up and busted out a set of deep squats. Everyone's jaws dropped because nobody else could get that amount of weight off the rack. I can't stand it when we do all the comparisons. How do you determine who the best is? You just can't. But in doing so, to make a point, we talk bad about someone else. Do you know how reckless, insensitive and ignorant it is to call an NBA player trash? Even more so a hall of famer. Now what I will say in relation to Magic and Isiah, they used to get that All Star game pumping! The aptitude that it takes to fly up and down the court and deliver perfect passes that whiz past defenders' ears is unreal. Unreal and un-matched. Isiah retired in 1994. Guys that talk about subjects like best point guard were little kids, in diapers or not even born, yet they talk as if they are authorities on the subject. I saw a post today that said Magic couldn't play in today's league. That is what is going on in this space. Pure foolishness. I think what is missed about Isiah and his era is that brain power that was put into trying to figure out HOW to win. Everyone is so good goo ga ga about the Mamba mentality. Isiah and Bird and Julius and Magic were on that when Kobe was in diapers. Isiah's era said "I want to beat you". Where Kobe to the current says "I'm better than you". The difference in those approaches, well if you don't get it, no point in trying to explain. There is an issue with the logic. Steph is the greatest point guard but Dame Dolla says he's better than Steph. We got a problem just right there. What people also get twisted is the assumption that guys like Isiah couldn't score like they can today. The game simply was not played like that. It just wasn't. Isiah would cook like Bennihanas today. Zeke will tell you who holds the 3 point record for the NBA Finals. I just go by "who you like". Everything else is lip service. And a lot of it is stupid lip service. Word to the wise, most every young guy getting busy today, has an old head guiding them or that coached them or taught them the game, so what are we talking about anyway? My biggest takeaway is Isiah talking about the institutional knowledge and staying like a regular human. Guys gotta pay attention. Look which guys get maligned. Great thinkers, courageous men, innovators. I'm talking the Isiahs, the Westbrooks and the Carmelos and those like them. Interesting... The next two games will determine if the Dubs are serious about making a run. They can climb the standings if they do the right things. Won't say what those things are because their Mavs and Lakers are watching. If the 6'4" rookie wants it the most, it will be a tough week. The Dubs can win both games without Steph, if the best players play like the best players. That is what it comes down to. Klay is one of the top 5 shooters of all time, Draymond is the greatest defender, CP is an all time great point guard, Wigs is one of the all time great athletes and collectively the most competitive concentration of players in the league. Gonna tell it or show it? Or is the slow Euro dude and the senior citizen just too OMG good?OMG they're soooo skilled. Two approaches. When KD signed with the Dubs, the WHOLE league started crying about how it wasn't fair...instead of getting in the damn gym and doing something about it. Well, not CP. Then tonight, I'm watching Minnesota down 22, and And Edwards said to hell with this and started cracking heads. Kind of how I feel about the Dubs in the next 2. Are Luka and LeBron just OMG Hall of fame and better than Mike, or are they going to live up to the hype, the rings, the IQ and go in like Antman? Or is Kyrie just too skilled and OMG best handle ever and if he was 6'5" OMG. No disrespect to Kyrie the Don. But what will it be? Go Dubs!
Zeke's logic is flawed as hell. If we're basing the definition of a point guard off what he's saying, then Jokic and LeBron (hell, even Giannis, to a certain extent) should be labeled point guards! But they're not. Jokic is a center, and LeBron is a small forward.
If people watch the warriors play Steph gives out direction points to the direction and will fall back then move so that others can become open as well as his self
They expect Steph to run around as much as he does, make all the shots and still facilitate with averaging 10 assists. Trey Young does both roles but can’t move as much to save his team due to fatigue and he’s younger. The expectations on Curry is just wild.
His starting position is PG and curry also said he doesn’t care about positions. The thing is can you play basketball? And he is starting as a PG and he revolutionized bro
Steph is a point guard. The thing that people will understand when it's all said and done is he's better at shooting then everyone else, but he can't pass it to himself to shoot it. So it's better if we look at the system and how it's set up
This won’t be the first time. If someone spoke about Draymond the way he devalues Steph at times, he’d be heated. He’ll play the good teammate in on the court or in person when Steph is around, but his comments and the comments he lets others make about Steph sometimes without defending him is bothersome. It’s ridiculous at times.
Yeah… that’s why t when Draymond is out, team assist and FG% drastically drop. He does have a big effect, but he’s not standalone like you are suggesting. It’s not just theory. Actually watch the games and see what’s going on.
@@OnlyOne1Demon tall pgs have dominated the league in this era, yet i doubt any of them can affect the game as much as steph has if he was put in any other era. ben simmons is 6'10 and yet look at what happened
Isiah is better than Oscar. And I think Magic was too amorphous to be considered a PG even that was nominally what he played. As far as conventional PG play is concerned, Isiah might be no.1
If you called Steph the shooting guard nothing would change so maybe he’s right. I don’t like it though. He’s creating a fake protected class to keep himself and old styles of offense from being compared and comparison is a key component of sports.
Draymond is not a point guard nor a facilitator. Most of those assist come from Steph facilitating the offense and using the fact that teams leave Dray open to get him the ball where he can get an easy assist or an easy basket. Steph is bye far the best point guard ever
That’s not true. If you saying Dray isn’t facilitating the offense then Steph decently isn’t and no one is. He just explained the offense for you and said he facilitates. I’ve seen him work the ball in his hands directing people like Kuminga where to cut or facilitating DHOs.. he isn’t just making easy passes. Steph obviously demands attention without the ball but he does not initiate the offense most the time. Thats a damn lie.
@@greg2797 Steph is facilitating the offense. Draymond is an extra he can’t facilitate any offense if he tried teams would just play the pass let him shoot and keep missing…. He get 90% of his assist off curry facilitating the offense his man leaves him to double and Steph hits him with a pass for an easy score or a 3 on 1 for an easy assist that’s not facilitating
@@greg2797 and Steph demands attention period in and off the ball… take Steph away Dray would be out the league already… I have watched them and I have never seen them run the offense through Dray that doesn’t even make since to run the offense through someone who is a self check. They leave him open because they want him to shoot….🤔 How can you run an offense through someone they want to shoot they would just always leave him open and load up on shooters. He does get assist but look at the actual plays. He’s not facilitating he’s coming to fake like he’s setting a pick for Steph two players go with Steph he’s WIDE open Steph hits him he’s playing two on one or three on one depending on how high that pick is. You see a lot of him with wide open lane’s because he can set a pick on Steph 35-40 ft from the basket and his man has to double on Steph or it’s a easy 3 for steph
Steph is a different ANIMAL....Name me another player who is constantly being held, double teamed and fouled but not called for the entire game..Yet no complaints no flopping no league assistance all @ 6'3" 190lbs.....Steph is the architect or the Chase Center, all why being the 3rd guard drafted in his class...by the way all those chosen before him are not in the league....Oh did I mention CEO at UA SC30's outpacing the UGLY Nike LBJ shoe...
Steph is the point guard. I hate when ppl try to break it down like this. Just because dray avg more assist doesn’t mean he’s the point guard. Dang I thought Isaiah was smarter. Curry is the 2nd best passer in the league.
Damn I feel Thomas completely misunderstands Steph’s game. Steph has always said it’s Nash and Reggie who he combined. On ball he’s a super charged Nash, when he gives up the ball he turns into a super charged Reggie Miller
yup, curry said his biggest inspirations were Nash, Reggie and his dad.. i'd argue Steph also isn't a supercharged Nash on ball he doesn't play the Pick & Roll like that if any at all. but they both play at a extremely fast pace not sure if that's what you meant
@@hooligan5381 nah for sure i exaggerated. More of a scoring Nash I guess if anything
Curry doesn't really play the point. He comes off screens and plays like a combo shooting guard. HE STILL 1 OF 1
You missed the part where he said he was playing GS offense in college. I think he'd understand more than you
@@coachtali5151 You think he's sitting around watching Warriors games all year? Of course he understands the game, he's just not watching every team. When Draymond mentioned Moses he was probably like "Moses Malone?" He probably doesn't know who Moody is.
Steph doesn’t just run off screens and catch and shoot. Steph can create his own shot. Steph is the best shooter off the dribble as well as the best shooter coming off screens.
So he’s a shot creator which means he’s a shooting guard not a point guard👍🏻
@@josephrivera5255 being able to create your own shot means you’re not a point guard? Isaiah Thomas was one of the best point guards of all time and he could create his own shot. What you talking about? 🤣.
@@WorldBeater123 also lead his team in assists at the same time. 👍🏻
@@WorldBeater123 Thomas also led the league in assists multiple times when Magic Johnson was playing
@@josephrivera5255 Steph Curry has led his team in scoring and assists too, what’s your point?
At least Isiah corrected himself at the end. There is no traditional point guard aside from CP3 now. Draymond is definitely not a point guard. Draymond is fighting 7 foot dudes every night. Steph can be whatever he needs to be. He can hold the ball and dribble through 4 defenders and create his own shot. Isiah is describing Klay when he tries to describe Steph.
Even if Steph didn't have the most assists per game on the team for a given year, it's pretty obvious that he is CREATING THE MOST SHOTS for his teammates every game, and it's not even close. He doesn't need the assist to be the reason a teammate got and made a shot. And just to further call out the ridiculousness of this argument: almost every year when Steph didn't average more assists per game than Dray, they were like 1 assist apart or less. Come on. Steph is a point guard. Some major mental gymnastics going on here.
FACTS golden state offense runs because of him
So MJ is a point guard then?
@@flyflynewno, because MJ didn't generate shots for his teammates as much as Steph does.
@@macxavier168broken logic. He creates the most shots for his team per your logic he is a point guard.
Steph is only labeled a point guard because of his height. He modeled his game after shooting guards.
Steph is the best. His handles are definitely better. Steph can score at all levels. He evolved the point guard position into a scoring position as well as an orchestrator. Everything gravitates to Steph regardless of whether he has the ball or not. Draymond is being respectful and professional
He can’t score on all levels. Can he dunk in a crowded paint? Can he get a lay up in inside a guarded paint? Can he get off a backdown turnaround middy? No he can’t
Nobody had/has better handles than Zeke. The difference is, Isiah couldn’t dance with the ball in the 80s. They’d knock your head off. Zeke got to the lane with ease on any defender. If the era permitted, he could’ve had his own And1 mixtape. Zeke was trying to break the defense down, get layups, get assists to his teammates. He was the quintessential point guard. Steph is in the mold of Jerry West, Allen Iverson, D Wade, and Gilbert Arenas. Great guards who scored first, then assisted their teammates.
@@dawg2067 he can't dunk or posterize he can dunk in a fast break situation but he can drive with layups he can pull up in a mid range and specially 3.
This just shows how little you know. Steph is one of the best finishers in the paint in the game. Look up the stats @@dawg2067
@@dawg2067he can do all of that but dunk blind man
Why not LISTEN to the Man who ACTUALLY PLAYED the GAME?!
because they never saw Isiah play.
"Steph comes off screens, he catches, and he shoots"
Social Media's two favourite ways to discredit Curry in one sentence - He needs screens and he's just a shooter. Usually a sign of either a hater, someone who never watched him play, or someone who just doesn't understand basketball at all.
I still don’t understand how this is a narrative Steph is way more than just a shooter. He does way more than just shoot the ball like these guys can’t be watching the same games.
We done with the 90’s (isaiah thomas just a hater, jordan still top 3 all time)
Hater? It's just different era's of basketball. Isiah kept saying "his view and the way he was brought up". Steph is, like isiah said, in a category of his own. If reggie was 6'3" and played the exact same way, would you call him a point guard?
Saying Steph is not a point gaurd is a view. Saying Magic is better is a view. Saying he is not a pg because he is just a shooter and he modeled his game after Reggie and Ray Allen (when Steph mentions Reggie and Nash when asked about it) is factually wrong. @@teehud313
Steph is an all time great. He has tremendous skills on and off the ball. Isiah didn't have that ability or luxury. Isiah had to do more, and was a better pg for it. Steph is a better player overall though.
Why do they constantly put ou false narratives of Steph. Isaiah is lying. Draymond does not have more assists than Steph Curry. Steph is the Point Guard, and he runs the offense. He is just able to do it with or without the ball in his hands, and no other player in history has done or has been able to do what he does. I don't care how much they try and diminish Steph's Greatness with false narratives he is the best I've ever seen play the game. He changed the game of basketball and is definitely the best at the game he changed, and that is the obvious truth, but these fools depend on other fools to believe the nonsense they spew. Draymond Green has 4,430 assists Steph Curry has 6,031.
U can't run offense without the ball in your hands. Tf r u talking about
U haven't watched much basketball
I think you just started watching basketball . Draymond is d point guard for GSW , he runs d offense .
Since 2015-16 (73-9 and bust season), Draymond has lead in assists per a game in all but the year Steph was injured and played 5 games. This year CP leads in assists per game, Draymond is second and Step 3rd, with Podziemski 4th. The position terms and the system the Warriors and several other teams run are not really in sync anymore with the old definitions. Traditional rolls are jumbled to look for an advantage.
The main idea behind the system Kerr is using is that initiating offense can happen from anywhere. In general Green ends up in than role more often than Steph when in the half court. The advantage has lessened as the league has adapted with longer "position-less" athletic wing players who grew up watching this system win over the past decade. Which is why one key to their chances this year is having a CP3 and others who can handle initiating offense - and why Klay has struggled to fit. If you watch, who is calling the set when bringing the ball up to half court, it is now a number of players including Draymond, Steph, CP, Kuminga, Podzeimski, rarely Moody and Quionnes. After initiation, a couple of those guys in any group on the floor have the green light to reset if/when the ball gets back to them. Its a counter to the improved defense against what they run and if there are less than two guys in that role on the floor in a group, it tends to be stagnant and struggle to find shots. Kuminga is still learning it and tends to just go iso when the ball hits him. But when Draymond and CP were both out, it killed their ability to run offense in more than one unit.
Steph does play point guard at times. His greatness is really a function of his range and accuracy. He is a decent point guard in the traditional passing and setting up offense sense, but not the best ever at that. Not a big deal in a league where most actions are just a set up for an open look at three or a screen action, which is why Steph leads in scoring for the team. Traditional point guards rarely were scoring leaders. But traditional point guard calling their own number too often was considered a bad thing. Career total assist for Kidd - 12K, Nash - 10K, CP 11K, Magic 10K. Steph wont get likely make top 15 all time in total assists, night just miss top 20. Doesn't mean he is not top 10 all time NBA for the combination of skills. Bron isn't a PG but has 10K assists too, another great skill mix guy.
@@opieg7333Kobe described it best regarding GS way of playing. Golden State Democracy. Each of these casuals should go look up to that vid to know that GS plays like no other team in running their offense 😂
Surprised that Isaiah doesn’t really understand how Steph plays or his impact. Steph doesn’t just run off screens. But he also is phenomenal at setting screens, drawing attention, passing out double teams, creating open space, etc. Steph also is as good as anyone on the pick and roll, running the break and in one on one scenarios.
To be fair though Steph gets a lot of hockey assists. He’s also a point guard in the way of his gravity he draws. It leaves other people open.
You get it!
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No need to be a facilitator if your shot is the best shot in basketball. Curry the goat PG.
tell me u dont know basketball without telling me u dont know basketball lol
imagine having the best shot in basketball and you're 31st in scoring 😂 he's 3rd best behind Magic and Big O he stacked the deck to get 2 rings if they don't count for KD they don't count for Curry neither
@@hooligan5381 31st in scoring is a volume stat. If Westbrook is 1st in scoring becase he attempted 4x shots than Curry, by ur logic, Westbrook is the better scorer
@@beckembrown7002 don't say by my logic, that's by NBA logic lmao 3 is more than 2 right? so if he hitting a bunch of 3's why he 31st it's stephanie fans like you that says he's up there with KD and LBJ then why he so far behind them. KD was only drafted 2 season earlier and KD missed 2 full seasons another which he only played 27 so dumb genius why he so far behind..
You lack basketball IQ. That makes steph the SG. Just like Allen Iverson. Draymond is the pg. Lillard shoots the ball amazingly well and he runs point. Steph isn't a better floor general than Magic or Isaiah. He's a better scorer.
Respectfully, even though Oscar and Magic are legendary shot creators, Steph creates the most shots for all of his teammates. His relentless off-ball movement and passing ability means that there isn't a single moment where his teammates can't get a shot. These stats don't show up on sheets so players never bother mentioning it but the biggest proof of this is that KD was left wide open during his time woth the Warriors because the defense was set to stop Steph.
yoooo why is Zeke such a hater. Magic, MJ, Steph. It never ends.
Steph is a POINT guard
So jokic led his team in scoring and assist
He one of the best point guards ever?!lol
He changed the game bro. It calls a unicorn bro😂😂😂
@@ngovkimhour5437Jokic the 2nd greatest pg ever using y'all casual definition of pg. Sabonis top 5 best pg of today's nba due to his assists per game numbers 😂 It's all about assist stats right? Lol
Nah we speaking frm Pg prospective. Curry ain’t bad jus not a true pg he’s more like a SG frm all the shooting 🤷♂️
Yea, kinda.
They don’t do this to anyone except Steph to discredit him lol
I been saying draymond a point power-forward
He’s right the point guard is known for getting assist
Steph is the best player to ever play the 1… simple as that.
no he isn't simple as that 😂
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Magic says he’ll no
@Geassmaster55 Are you a real person?
3/5 fmvp for Magic including his rookie season where Kareem got injured and magic dropped 42 points. The dumbest thing I’ve ever heard
@Geassmaster55 3/5 fmvp Magic Johnson you don’t know basketball
Bruh it’s not about what you think a PG should be, it’s whose the best player to be listed as a PG and that answers Steph. Plain and simple.
Dray asked him his thoughts how is that a problem
@@Demarcus925 The problem is Isiah started raddling off the definition of a point guard.. instead of just focusing on the players who are listed as PG’s
I think that Steph at his peak is slightly better than Isaiah Thomas at his peak but I still put Isaiah Thomas higher on the all-time list because he was great immediately and Curry was great after 5 years. Also the era that Curry plays in gives players 5 to 8 points on their scoring average because of the rules and maybe an extra assist too.
@@thebayareastandout There is no way you can look at stephs accolades and say Isiah is greater. Also curry helped bring about this era. So that can't be used as a knock against him either. Nobody worth their salt ranks zeke higher than steph at this point they just done
@kohsmoger1567 this era should be held against anyone Steph included. My explanation was that Isiah was great immediately while it took Curry 5 years to be great. Isiah was avg over 10 assist I think once even avg 13 or 14 assist. Thats insane. Curry usually avg 6-7. Development time matters. Era matters. Also Thomas overall played better in his finals than Curry did in his. With all that considered Thomas was a little better
Isiah was a great player and probably is under appreciated but he is always in his feelings about something. I get so tired of this pure point guard bs. You think Steph couldn’t lead this team in points and assists if the offense were set up that way? I can assure you he could but it wouldn’t have played to the strengths of his teammates or the success of the team as a whole to the same degree. Point, 2, combo who gives a damn. I have seen both play in their prime and Steph was/is better “point” blank.
Its Magic no doubt
Glad he mentioned Oscar. He is, if not the first, blueprint for a PG
He was a playmaking two-guard. A combo guard.
To me, I feel like Steph provides assists even when he is not doing assists, he don't even need to touch the ball, and he will be the point guard of the team, astronomically better than anybody, that's how dangerous he is.
Man I love Isaiah Thomas!!
My personal top 5 point guards ever: 1. Magic 2. ISAIAH 3. Curry 4. Kidd 5. STOCKTON (imo)
Steph got wayyyyyyyy more assist than Draymond no disrespect
Tell me one guy who's under 6.5 height and win everything there is only one guy that is mr wardell Stephen curry
Isiah Thomas is only 6’1” and did it when they said a small ball backcourt couldn’t win.
@@funkymellowgroove How many mvp he had
@@funkymellowgrooveIsiah Thomas wasn’t a Two time MVP and the first unanimous MVP lol.
Smh 🤦🏾 AI, Steph, and Dolla are what you call COMBO GUARDS. Guys that can play either the 1 or 2, but perform better at the 2. Isiah, Rondo, Stockton and CP3 are what you call PURE POINT GUARDS. Magic is in a league of his own, he can play/guard all 5 positions like LeBron so he’s in a league of his own
Love there conversation two men that really know basketball
It’s crazy ppl not mentioning John Stockton who is all time assist leader 😮
I disagree with Isiah.. the point guard is whoever brings the ball up the floor PERIOD.. the reason Steph doesn’t have more assists is because Steph shoots the best, therefore he should shoot the most 🤷🏾♂️
Curry built his game off Steve Nash as well
But leave that out
Was looking for this comment.
Isaiah is so correct Dray is the PG. but there’s nothing wrong with that. There are a lot of team with two PGs on the floor nowadays.
Curry’s playmaking goes beyond passing. That’s the impact of the greatest shooter ever being able to move without the ball.
Love the intelligence here, Draymond Keep being you.
Keep doing click-baits.
Am i the only one that doesn't view at Steph as a pure point guard like Magic, stockton, isiah.....
No mention of Stockton? He has everyone beat with steals and assists which may never be beat.
He isn’t top 3
a victim of the jordan era. steph magic isaiah all won chips to cement their legacy.
If the game is positionless then how could any modern player be the best at a position? C'mon. Curry is a 2.
I watched that NY game, Kerr went off and Draymond knows the play. I thought that was genuine good for drays leadership
“One of the greatest shooters ever” lol
Zeke will forever be the greatest pure point guard floor general you run your offense through that facilities the game from beginning to end EVER!
Zeke got it right If you saying point guard in the traditional sense it starts with Magic then it's the Big O then everybody else A true point guard crosses midcourt with the intention of putting his players in position to score not jacking up threes The game is just different today and Steph is very good at what he does but not in terms of what a true point guard does on the court
The goat of Point Guards is Magic! Nuff said! Isiah’s broke it down! You lead your team in assist running the show as the floor general! Steph is great but he’s a combo guard.
I guess Wilt is a point guard too since he led the league one year in assists. I guess Luka and Joker are point guards too since they lead their teams in assists. I guess Kyrie isn’t a point guard even though he has some of the best handles of any player ever. Stop it!
Steph is more of an SG/2 than a PG/1. Magic and Zeke are more pure PGs as they ran and facilitated the offense.
So where does jokic rank on the all time pg list to u
It took Isaiah coming on your show for me to subscribe.
Zeke saying humbly neither can mess with me but I'm showing my respect lol
This is why the idea that a great player would make a great coach is not a thing. Coaching, playing are different skills. Same as playing and analyzing. Just because you can play a game extremely well doesn't mean you can analyze the game at the same level. 2 different skill sets. People give too much credit to "professionals'" opinions/analysis about their profession, whether it be sports, medicine, whatever. That's not even considering the inherent biases "professionals" develop along the way.
You can criticize without being a hater.
My issue with those who think passer = point guard is how you define GUARD, FORWARD, AND CENTER...
We should all be able to agree Jokic, Draymond, Lebron, Sabonis, Ben Simmons, Wilt (1 season he averaged most assists in NBA) aren't GUARDS.
This is why point forward and point center were invented.
You can call it passing forward, passing center, and passing guard as well.
The thing is, players who play the 1 today aka PG are in essence the primary guard or the primary scorer/ball handler. But this does overlap with SG (shooting guard or scoring guard). Like Kobe and MJ were the primary option too. In reality today you have 2 guards 2 forwards and 1 center. Your exact position is determined in part by who you guard due to your size but also if you score from inside or outside and if you are the primary scoring option off the dribble.
Today it doesn't matter whose passing... you want 2 guards who can shoot and score, you want atleast 1 of 2 forwards to be able to space as well but they still play more so inside and guard bigs while getting more rebounds. Lastly your center still needs to score in the paint and ideally defend well while spacing is an added bonus.
No one has ever agreed with me yet but I maintain that magic today is a POINT/PASSING FORWARD like Lebron because the man can't shoot or defend guards... he defends forwards better than guards so the hell you going to call him a PG for if the man is more like a forward than a guard... Magic would be better paired with most of today's Point guards than forwards because like Lebron, he would excel with spacing. Curry, Lillard, Kyrie alongside a Klay or Booker would pair amazingly sith Magic at the 4. Give him an Embiid and PG or Michael Porter Jr. to not say the obvious KD... great team... with good chemistry.
So my answer for greatest PG is Curry because you can't have a better all-time starting 5 back court than Curry+MJ. Since MJ is the 2, obviously Curry is the 1.
My passer is Lebron because > Magic. No Magic because Magic + Lebron + MJ = tragic spacing. Even if you put Lebron at the 1 instead of Magic to add Duncan your spacing is still terrible. I would accept you consider Lebron - MJ - Kawhi - KD + Center.
I rather Curry's gravity on and off-ball with his sheer range, volume, and efficiency while shooting. Let's not forget his handles which are all-time great as well as being a very capable passer even though it's low volume more often than not. Lebron can do that.
So
Curry - MJ - KD - Lebron - Shaq
Thus Curry is my PG and greatest PG of all time by today's NBA standards which exceed prior eras in terms of scoring and skill set. Obviously I build my judgment on the rules of the game TODAY...
Even as a traditional point guard it’s like saying Jrue Holiday is better at running point than Steph, cause he averages more assists. That’s just crazy talk to me.
I never want to see Isiah on another podcast. I can’t tell if he’s just making stuff up or what. Steph has never mentioned emulating Ray Allen. It’s always Reggie and Nash. Lebron has led a back to back finals team in points and assists. Bet Isiah won’t add him to the greatest PG debate.
I never looked at any Isiah Thomas highlights in my life , but I heard bra could pass
Isiah Thomas was better than all of them. I saw them all play.
PointGuard position is different from a Shooting Guard position! Steph is not a PG but more of a SG so I agree with Isiah. Most people these days doesn't understand that bcoz his position iin GSW is PG and greatness but if you technically define what is the real role of a PG, Steph role doesnt fall in that description! His role is more of a SG and not as PG!
Isiah Thomas and Stephen Curry are the only 2 point guards likely ever that were unquestionably the best player on championship TEAMS, that were 6’3 or under.
People here thinks they know more that an actual nba player and one of the greatest PG of all time.
The newer generation should be better than the older ones 😉 if not there is something wrong.
With all due respect to every one who plays or played this game
Newer generations get inspired, learn tricks, practices, nutrition, conditionning,.... Moreover, science is involved in the game.
Steph Curry is the greatest point & shooting guard in NBA history. There’s MJ, Bron,Kobe & Steph.
It is gut-wrenching for me when two of my heroes from when I was growing up, are at odds. I wore 11 in early middle school, then switched to 23 in 8th grade. Are they still my heroes? ABSOLUTELY! My Isiah story was told to me by Calbert Cheaney. He said they were lifting heavy over the summer. In walks Isiah, loads the squat rack all the way up and busted out a set of deep squats. Everyone's jaws dropped because nobody else could get that amount of weight off the rack.
I can't stand it when we do all the comparisons. How do you determine who the best is? You just can't. But in doing so, to make a point, we talk bad about someone else. Do you know how reckless, insensitive and ignorant it is to call an NBA player trash? Even more so a hall of famer. Now what I will say in relation to Magic and Isiah, they used to get that All Star game pumping! The aptitude that it takes to fly up and down the court and deliver perfect passes that whiz past defenders' ears is unreal. Unreal and un-matched. Isiah retired in 1994. Guys that talk about subjects like best point guard were little kids, in diapers or not even born, yet they talk as if they are authorities on the subject. I saw a post today that said Magic couldn't play in today's league. That is what is going on in this space. Pure foolishness. I think what is missed about Isiah and his era is that brain power that was put into trying to figure out HOW to win. Everyone is so good goo ga ga about the Mamba mentality. Isiah and Bird and Julius and Magic were on that when Kobe was in diapers. Isiah's era said "I want to beat you". Where Kobe to the current says "I'm better than you". The difference in those approaches, well if you don't get it, no point in trying to explain. There is an issue with the logic. Steph is the greatest point guard but Dame Dolla says he's better than Steph. We got a problem just right there. What people also get twisted is the assumption that guys like Isiah couldn't score like they can today. The game simply was not played like that. It just wasn't. Isiah would cook like Bennihanas today. Zeke will tell you who holds the 3 point record for the NBA Finals. I just go by "who you like". Everything else is lip service. And a lot of it is stupid lip service. Word to the wise, most every young guy getting busy today, has an old head guiding them or that coached them or taught them the game, so what are we talking about anyway?
My biggest takeaway is Isiah talking about the institutional knowledge and staying like a regular human. Guys gotta pay attention. Look which guys get maligned. Great thinkers, courageous men, innovators. I'm talking the Isiahs, the Westbrooks and the Carmelos and those like them. Interesting...
The next two games will determine if the Dubs are serious about making a run. They can climb the standings if they do the right things. Won't say what those things are because their Mavs and Lakers are watching. If the 6'4" rookie wants it the most, it will be a tough week. The Dubs can win both games without Steph, if the best players play like the best players. That is what it comes down to. Klay is one of the top 5 shooters of all time, Draymond is the greatest defender, CP is an all time great point guard, Wigs is one of the all time great athletes and collectively the most competitive concentration of players in the league. Gonna tell it or show it? Or is the slow Euro dude and the senior citizen just too OMG good?OMG they're soooo skilled. Two approaches. When KD signed with the Dubs, the WHOLE league started crying about how it wasn't fair...instead of getting in the damn gym and doing something about it. Well, not CP. Then tonight, I'm watching Minnesota down 22, and And Edwards said to hell with this and started cracking heads. Kind of how I feel about the Dubs in the next 2. Are Luka and LeBron just OMG Hall of fame and better than Mike, or are they going to live up to the hype, the rings, the IQ and go in like Antman? Or is Kyrie just too skilled and OMG best handle ever and if he was 6'5" OMG. No disrespect to Kyrie the Don. But what will it be? Go Dubs!
Aint nobody reading all that kid
And the Warriors will never be better than the 80s Lakers, 80 Celtics, 90s Bulls, 00s Spurs
Steph for sure number one but Isiah to me is number two and I consider ai to be a point and number 3 to me
Draymond needs to stop giving washed up bitter and jealous losers the platform to disrespect Steph and the Warriors.
Steph could easily be listed a shooting guard & be the greatest SG ever
Remember MJ was SG..
@@ronaldfranco6773 be he wasn’t the greatest shooter of all times
Steph Curry modt definitely the #1 best point guard all time
Zeke's logic is flawed as hell. If we're basing the definition of a point guard off what he's saying, then Jokic and LeBron (hell, even Giannis, to a certain extent) should be labeled point guards! But they're not. Jokic is a center, and LeBron is a small forward.
If people watch the warriors play Steph gives out direction points to the direction and will fall back then move so that others can become open as well as his self
They expect Steph to run around as much as he does, make all the shots and still facilitate with averaging 10 assists. Trey Young does both roles but can’t move as much to save his team due to fatigue and he’s younger. The expectations on Curry is just wild.
magic is the best and Steph Curry is second all time I think 🤔
Well than where does jokic rank in the all time point guard list than
Zeke hit it on the head. Steph is really a shooting guard just like Ai both goats of their era
lol not really!
Interesting. I really thought it was Pete Carril from Princeton who invented the offense the warriors use but Isiah wouldnt make stuff up 😒
Zeek the best pure Pg ever even MJ agreed.
This guy sounds like a hater everytime he speaks smh
George Miken would beat both Thomas and Dreymond
Folk upset because Zeke is telling the truth about the particular subject.
? But Steph has more assists
Steph is more of a SG than a PG. Same with AI
Naw, they’re hybrids
His starting position is PG and curry also said he doesn’t care about positions. The thing is can you play basketball? And he is starting as a PG and he revolutionized bro
He's a SG. Fuck what they put down. LeBron is a PG. He runs the offense. Even when he plays Forward.
AI is more of a SG tbh
Steph is a point guard. The thing that people will understand when it's all said and done is he's better at shooting then everyone else, but he can't pass it to himself to shoot it.
So it's better if we look at the system and how it's set up
It’s MAGIC…. Simple
Steph curry talks abt emulating steve nash all the time
Come on green dont let him talk bout our PG like that
This won’t be the first time. If someone spoke about Draymond the way he devalues Steph at times, he’d be heated. He’ll play the good teammate in on the court or in person when Steph is around, but his comments and the comments he lets others make about Steph sometimes without defending him is bothersome. It’s ridiculous at times.
Yeah… that’s why t when Draymond is out, team assist and FG% drastically drop. He does have a big effect, but he’s not standalone like you are suggesting. It’s not just theory. Actually watch the games and see what’s going on.
YOU GOING GET A LAY UP 🤝🔥
This guy is low key hating while uplifting.
Steph would dominate every era. Magic would not, respectfully.
They both would, he’s a 6 9 pg it is what it is he’s figure it out
@@OnlyOne1DemonBen simmons
@@OnlyOne1Demon tall pgs have dominated the league in this era, yet i doubt any of them can affect the game as much as steph has if he was put in any other era. ben simmons is 6'10 and yet look at what happened
Hand checking and physicality would hinder steph in Isiah era. Magic would dominate in any era.
@@jmthagoat he @$$ been that way from jump street
Would y’all rather trust the shot of a random NBA that was assisted by Magic or a self-created shot by Curry? 🤔
Wtf is this ads comes💀
Cop-out answers by Isiah. Always been a punk - Jordan was right.
Steph have 6000 total assists, Draymond only 4000
magic, steph, cp3, IT
It’s like Steph can only shoot according to everybody else 😂😂
Isiah just doesn't wanna accept reality 😂..1. Magic 2. Steph 3. Oscar 4. Isiah
Isiah is better than Oscar. And I think Magic was too amorphous to be considered a PG even that was nominally what he played. As far as conventional PG play is concerned, Isiah might be no.1
Update on steph yall?? Ankle?
Magic and Zeke are better point guards than Steph!
If you called Steph the shooting guard nothing would change so maybe he’s right. I don’t like it though. He’s creating a fake protected class to keep himself and old styles of offense from being compared and comparison is a key component of sports.
The position still has the same name however the job description has changed. That’s all.
Magic > Wardell
Draymond is not a point guard nor a facilitator. Most of those assist come from Steph facilitating the offense and using the fact that teams leave Dray open to get him the ball where he can get an easy assist or an easy basket. Steph is bye far the best point guard ever
Exactly. It’s easy to lead the team in assists when you’re passing to Steph
@@renaldobiddy5478 that too!!! And Klay
That’s not true. If you saying Dray isn’t facilitating the offense then Steph decently isn’t and no one is. He just explained the offense for you and said he facilitates. I’ve seen him work the ball in his hands directing people like Kuminga where to cut or facilitating DHOs.. he isn’t just making easy passes. Steph obviously demands attention without the ball but he does not initiate the offense most the time. Thats a damn lie.
@@greg2797 Steph is facilitating the offense. Draymond is an extra he can’t facilitate any offense if he tried teams would just play the pass let him shoot and keep missing…. He get 90% of his assist off curry facilitating the offense his man leaves him to double and Steph hits him with a pass for an easy score or a 3 on 1 for an easy assist that’s not facilitating
@@greg2797 and Steph demands attention period in and off the ball… take Steph away Dray would be out the league already… I have watched them and I have never seen them run the offense through Dray that doesn’t even make since to run the offense through someone who is a self check. They leave him open because they want him to shoot….🤔
How can you run an offense through someone they want to shoot they would just always leave him open and load up on shooters. He does get assist but look at the actual plays. He’s not facilitating he’s coming to fake like he’s setting a pick for Steph two players go with Steph he’s WIDE open Steph hits him he’s playing two on one or three on one depending on how high that pick is. You see a lot of him with wide open lane’s because he can set a pick on Steph 35-40 ft from the basket and his man has to double on Steph or it’s a easy 3 for steph
Steph is a different ANIMAL....Name me another player who is constantly being held, double teamed and fouled but not called for the entire game..Yet no complaints no flopping no league assistance all @ 6'3" 190lbs.....Steph is the architect or the Chase Center, all why being the 3rd guard drafted in his class...by the way all those chosen before him are not in the league....Oh did I mention CEO at UA SC30's outpacing the UGLY Nike LBJ shoe...
Steph is the point guard. I hate when ppl try to break it down like this. Just because dray avg more assist doesn’t mean he’s the point guard. Dang I thought Isaiah was smarter. Curry is the 2nd best passer in the league.
No tf he isn't!
Lebron led his team in assists and points during the title runs