While participating in a show, ESPN expert Bomani Jones said that Kevin Durant’s failure to surpass LeBron James and subvert LeBron’s kingship was all Curry’s fault.
In the 2017 Championship, KD averaged 35.2 points, 8.2 rebounds, 5.4 assists, 1.6 hot pot and 1 steal per game, helping the Warriors win the championship with an undisputed performance, and won the championship MVP.
Even so, most people in the basketball world still think LeBron is the best player, even Warriors coach Steve Kerr thinks so. This also troubled KD very much. He has achieved the ultimate but still can’t surpass LeBron to become the best player in the league.
In this regard, ESPN expert Bomani Jones said that it was all Curry’s fault. “He (KD) thought that everything would be simple: join the Warriors, win the championship, then defeat LeBron and become the best player in the world. If not. Because of Curry, all this will happen naturally. It’s all Curry’s fault. Even before KD joined the Warriors, Curry messed up.”
“In 2016, Curry’s performance was historic. This also made us wonder for the first time whether Curry was better than LeBron. However, in the championship game, LeBron completed a major reversal with a total score of 1-3 behind. So we can only shut up and can no longer say who is better than LeBron.”
“None of us would say that KD is better than LeBron, it’s all because of Curry messing up.”
“There is another reason. The Warriors won 73 wins in 2016. Although they lost the championship game, this record is too conspicuous. When KD joined, people would subconsciously think that the Warriors were too strong.”
It is worth mentioning that, as an ESPN expert, Bomani Jones has publicly hinted that Curry is not a superstar.
In addition to Curry being sprayed, the Warriors have also been criticized today. The accusation of them is the former Warriors coach Mark Jackson.
Before the Warriors became the dynasty, Jackson helped the Warriors improve a lot, which can be said to be a foreshadowing. When he was fired by the Warriors, Jackson was accused by the Warriors of not being able to get along with the peak, and also imposed his religious beliefs on the players.
Although over the past years, Jackson still feels very upset about this, he believes that the Warriors are completely fabricating lies and controlling the narrative of the separation of the two sides. “You made a statement that I forced the players to go to church? Are you kidding? It makes no sense. And. , I have never forced anyone to go to church.”
“First of all, Stephen believes that if he goes to God to pray, his ankle will heal. He believes this (Curry is a devout believer). So whether it is or not, his ankle will eventually heal. For this, I am very grateful to God, he (Curry) later became a great player and superstar.”
Over the years, the team atmosphere that Jackson created when coaching the Warriors has been mostly surrounded by negative vocabulary. For example, there have been reports that after Festus Ezeli was injured, Jackson told the rest of the Warriors that Ezeli wanted his teammates to lose. He can have more face.
“I admit that I am not perfect, and I make mistakes. This is part of life.” Jackson said, “When you talk about the Warriors, before I went there to coach, they only made the playoffs once in 19 years. The team’s record quickly improved from 23 wins to 47 wins, and entered the playoffs, and then won 51 wins the following year. Obviously, whether it is the top of the team, my assistants, and the players are all involved. , We do this together.”
“Of course I am grateful for the opportunity to coach the Warriors, but I really couldn’t understand that I did what I should do, but was fired somehow. After that, I slowly relieved.”
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