Why The NBA DISLIKES Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors

How many titles do you think Steph Curry will win in the next four years? You know how much I hate saying this right now, but to be honest with you, I don't see the Golden State Warriors bringing home another championship that all of you will sit down for first. date you and Dominique Foxworth will sit down first Take me, clearly remember some pundits and Talking Heads putting the big zero on how many championships we would have in the future because of everything we went through, so do you believe Steph Curry and the The

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will win and I want you to answer the question with your fingers, I'm sure there is no problem.

I think all this pettiness is just proof that they will rest on their laurels, so I'll answer it with all those double zeros, let's go to zero. goggles Steph Curry and the Warriors undone by winning championships will just have to walk away with a measly four, seriously, at some point this has to end. I mean, these Talking Heads are just tripping up the league and the media over and over again like Everyone is doing everything they can to disrespect Steph Curry and the Golden State Warriors by not giving them their due, but also over and over again again Curry and the Warriors step up to the plate and have proven their enemies wrong every time.

It's no secret that the NBA and the media have had enough and are getting sick of the Warriors. I mean, you can't really blame them because dubs have appeared six times in the last eight NBA Finals and it's clear as day that they're already getting bored of them as they go along. We are now shamelessly pushing other teams as their next source of income, one of them being the Boston Celtics. In the report of the last two minutes of the matchup between the dubs and the Celtics on January 20, the NBA issued a

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ment admitting that they missed. a ton of decisions that favored the Celtics that resulted in a heartbreaking loss for the Warriors in overtime.

I mean, look, the Warriors were down here and you noticed Tatum's right foot was in the paint the entire time and yet the referees didn't call a defense. Three-second violation in this case, the Warriors could have received a free throw here, which could have reduced the Celtics' lead now, while the previous blown call was barely noticeable. Here's a pretty obvious one as Jordan Poole cuts to the rim on the next one. In the game you can see that Malcolm Brogden was following him and literally just hacked jp3 here to avoid the easy layup which a flagrant foul missed cost jp3 the opportunity to go to the line and shoot two free throws that could have cut the Celtics lead just two points even on the first play, you can see that Horford was shooting in the paint for too long here and I can't believe this referee standing here didn't even bother to call a three in the key. violation and instead of getting a free throw, things got much worse for the Dubs because Tatum hit a three-pointer right after that, bringing the lead to seven.

Here the referees called a foul against Klay Thompson after stealing the ball from Jalen Brown, but as you can see the replay shows the opposite, I mean, everything is ball here and with the Warriors down by three here you can see that the ball was still in Horford's hands as the shot clock expires, but once again the referees did not blow the whistle and that cost the Warriors about three seconds on the clock, which they could have used to make a more complete play in the other end with the opportunity to tie. The Golden State Warriors clearly got robbed in that game and, more recently, the referees turned a blind eye. again when they didn't call an obvious foul when LeBron came in for a layup that cost the Lakers the game.

I mean, I don't know about you guys, but it seems like there's a conspiracy brewing here that's more than meets the eye if you know what I mean, aside from the referees, a lot of former players are also low-key and disrespectful to the Warriors, especially Steph Curry in particular, and one of them was Mike James when he dropped this ridiculous criticism against the chef, instead of how he plays and how. he brings things out, but this is a little one dimensional sometimes, if we put Luca and B Braun KD and Giannis on any team in the world, they will be who they will be, who they will be there as soon as you put them. there just no, no, I don't know about that for things now, I really don't understand when he said that Steph was a one-dimensional player, I mean two-time MVP or four-time NBA champion. and without a doubt, the best shooter on planet Earth today.

I think Steph wouldn't have made them if he was just a one-dimensional player like Mike James claimed he was and if that explanation isn't enough, this guy might be forgetting that Steph was the guy who single-handedly revolutionized the game from the three's perspective. points with his incredible ability to make long three-point shots. I mean, whether you're a big man or whatever position you're playing, it's almost mandatory now to shoot threes. And basically, Steph is the main force behind this whole three-point thing we're singing about in the NBA right now. moment. Well, despite his outrageous portrayal, I still commend this guy for having the balls to say things like that against an all-time great you.

I know this is coming from a guy who played 49,000 total games and only averaged nine points per game in his short NBA career. Anyway, according to Matt Barnes, this is the real reason current and former players still hate Steph. I think you know he came. he's the Golden Boy in him, he came in and destroyed record books, he won championships, he beat LeBron, he's done a lot of things that probably pissed off other players and other fans, so I don't think he gets the respect he deserves, which he obviously will. the best shooter, but one of the best players to ever play this game and I can see people being admitted for that, not to mention the little light skin thing and people having problems with it and like I said, it's a perfect example of what The NBA needs to be represented and people don't like that either, so most of the time when people are that good or something that perfect, so to speak, people don't like that and that's exactly what you get with things now plus.

Steph Klay Thompson is also one of the dub guys who have been disrespected time and time again, and two years ago the NBA proved they could sync up to a new all-time low when they forgot to include Clay's name on the roster of the best. 75 players when it was revealed that Clay wasn't included took out their frustrations on Twitter and while the media hasn't really been friendly to the dubs, here's Stephen A Smith dropping some truth bombs about Clay being snubbed from that list, per what Stephen A. As we look at our snubs, Klay Thompson is right, he should have been on this team.

He is absolutely the number one snub for me. It is a travesty, it is an absolute blasphemy that this man is not among the 75 greatest of all time. I will remind everyone. Y'all, Klay Thompson is one of the top five shooters in basketball history. Klay Thompson was there when they reached five consecutive NBA Finals. Klay Thompson was there when they won three titles in five years. Klay Thompson when he left, they didn't make the playoffs, by the way, did you know this guy came into the league in 2011 and there isn't a single year, not a single year, that he shot less than 40 from three-point range points?

In his entire career, we have 41.9 three-pointers. shooter is an extraordinary shooter he got tough he has guts he has skills by the way remember that 37 point performance that he scored in one quarter do you remember do you remember that he didn't miss a shot? he made all 13 shots nine from no three point range, if I remember correctly this is who that guy is. I mean, here's a list of some of the most active players that were included on that list two years ago. You have Carmelo Anthony James Harden Damien Lillard Chris Paul and Russell Westbrook now, as historically great as these players were from an individualistic standpoint, these players don't have combined NBA championships and some of them haven't even made it to the NBA Finals and yet the NBA didn't even think twice before putting their names on it. prestigious list now, on the other hand, Clay already has four NBA championships in the bag while playing only 10 full seasons and in terms of individual statistics his numbers are not that bad to the point where he does not deserve to be included in that list one of the best players of all time, I mean he is averaging almost 20 points per game and throughout his career on clay he has never shot below 40 from the field, he has never shot below 38 percent from three and also maintained a high shooting percentage from the field. free throw line averaging 85.1 percent in 12 seasons, in addition to NBA analysts like Charles Barkley, also had some disrespectful opinions regarding clay a few years ago and one of them was when he said that there was a moment where Klay Thompson was the best two-way. guard in the NBA and he's not the same guy and that's because of injuries now, is he finished?

No, I don't think he's done. I think he's slowing down and catching up. That's why he's frustrated. I mean, these people will literally say anything. to get attention or I don't know, maybe they just wanted to stay relevant anyway, Chuck's good shot didn't go unnoticed and when Clay heard what the old man had been saying about him, he just slapped him back and said: I got one thing to say, so you know it hurts when you meet someone like Charles Barkley, what the platform that he has says, you're not the same player before the injuries that you have, it's like no consecutive doubles listen high like I told you. my ACL, my Achilles tendon in consecutive years and still helped a team win a championship.

I mean, you heard that because it's like he put so much effort into getting back to this point that it's hard to even put into words what he had to do. do to be the player I am today and it's like I've played 55 57 games in three years, give me a little time to get that back and hear someone say oh he's not the same before the injury as he was before the injury. injury. Like duh, like who goes through something like that and comes back, I don't know, it just hurts my heart to hear that.