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Re: Steph Curry to C's speculation
« Reply #15 on: July 30, 2026, 10:01:04 AM »

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At this stage of his career I rather have George than Curry

Not me.  Steph is still a game changer and a #1 scorer.  George is more of a 3rd option.

Agreed. Steph is a borderline top 10 player still. PG13 isn't even a top 50 player.

Re: Steph Curry to C's speculation
« Reply #16 on: Yesterday at 04:01:51 AM »

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At this stage of his career I rather have George than Curry

Not me.  Steph is still a game changer and a #1 scorer.  George is more of a 3rd option.

Plus Steph fills a need for us which is the point guard spot. He allows Derrick White to slide over to the combo guard position and PP to go to the bench. And he can be very effective without the ball in his hands.
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Re: Steph Curry to C's speculation
« Reply #17 on: Yesterday at 04:59:51 PM »

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Curry was a game changer. 5 years ago he would have been a dream addition.

Now not so much.

Why did we go from a 29 year old in his prime Jaylen Brown to a 36 year old in his twilight Paul George to a just about ready to retire 38 year old Steph Curry?

And we would give up two 1sts in the process?

It doesn't make sense to me. Tatum still has an injury to recover from, we don't know how long that will take.

Keep the powder dry, see if someone else shakes loose. With George's contract we at least have a year or two to see if it can be used as a makeweight to trade for someone who can help us.