#头条创作挑战赛#
James and Redick's podcast has been launched, Dream Green's podcast has already been launched, Curry's podcast has also been launched, and recently Curry talked about his top five players in his mind in his podcast "Heat Check" with his father, of course, this time period is the time period from his entry into the league to the present.
This show mainly tells and discusses some well-known figures in NBA history through the perspective of their father and son, and we give a ranking of the top 5 players from 2009 to 2023 given by Curry, and attach reasons to see if it is reasonable.
5. James Harden - the ultimate scorer and 60+ triple-double creator
Harden's stats at his peak were terrifying, scoring 30+ points was commonplace, and his single-season scoring average even surpassed Kobe's 2006 average of 35.4 points per game.
Harden also created a very shocking 60+ triple-double at the time, and if you want to score 60+ points, you need a lot of shots, so it is not easy to have assists and double-doubles, and it is even more difficult to rebound double-doubles.
Harden is considered to have been the MVP winner of the regular season for a long time, and he was eligible to be elected every year in his peak years, including one year when his statistics and record were not false, but he ended up losing to Wei Shao's average of 30+ triple-doubles per game, which is regrettable.
The failure to be in a higher position is due to Harden's playoff record not reaching higher heights, and his performance in the playoffs has been relatively not tough enough.
4. Kawyn Leonard - an angel ruined by injuries
In 2013, he experienced the baptism of the finals and missed a free throw that decided the championship, which was an ordeal, a blow and an incentive for the young Leonard at that time.
After a year, he made a comeback, won the Finals MVP with super high efficiency, and won the coveted championship.
Since then, Leonard has grown into a superstar in the league, but the 2017 Western Victory over Pachulia changed his career.
After that, Leonard was plagued by injuries that greatly affected his career achievements.
In 2019, he won another championship in Toronto, won the finals MVP again, and has won 2 championships in his career so far, 2 FMVPs, and 2 DPOY, and is one of the big winners in the last decade.
3. Kevin Durant - one of James' biggest opponents
Durant has made a name for himself since he entered the league and has quickly led the team to a reputation in the West, where they are one of the strongest opponents in the West every year.
1 MVP, 2 FMVP, 3 Finals against LeBron James, 2 times to beat James to the top, he can be said to be the biggest opponent of James' career, and probably not one.
It was Durant who joined the Warriors and left James with at least 2 championships less.
After the Warriors were seriously injured, Durant chose to travel east to continue to attack the championship, but unfortunately it was always a little bit short.
Now that Durant is old and less dominant, he would have achieved more than he had achieved if it weren't for injuries.
2. Stephen Curry - slowed the pace of James' ascension to the throne
With 4 championships, he is the player who has won the most championships in this era, and 3 of them won the championship by defeating James in the finals, and he is the player who delayed James's ascension to the throne.
He ushered in a new era of small ball, making the world love shooting three-pointers and making three-pointers a game-changing nirvana.
Compared to Durant, Harden and Leonard, Curry has the advantage of having more championship rings and beating James more times in the Finals.
As for the honors of MVP and FMVP, for a player of his level, it is almost the same to win once, and the championship is their greatest glory.
1, LeBron James - played the strongest note of the times
I thought James played the strongest symphony in the Heat, but in 2016, his earth-shattering masterpiece was the real earth-shattering ghost god, facing the god-level warriors who won 73 in the regular season, facing the desperate situation of falling behind 1:3 in the finals, and only he could break out a small universe Jedi reversal!
Beating a 70-win team, others can't even dream of such a scene, but James did it.
After that war, his race for the first place in history was put on the agenda.
At that time, James also won the most 4 championships, and what is even more outrageous is that he also has 4 MVPs and 4 FMVPs, no matter which one wins the championship, he is the strongest, and even once once five statistics are the first of the two teams, once again creating a record that is difficult to come after the ancients.
It is the unshirkable responsibility of the strongest people of this era to play the strongest voice of the times and become a model of the times.
For Curry's point of view, there is still the above inventory, do you agree?