Are we seeing the end of the curry era?

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I think he might be losing his legs.. teams are figuring him out now that he has no help.. he&#x2019;ll still make some difficult shots but not like before where he would go on dominant stretches and hot streaks.

Puerta2Puerta · Answer

I think he might be losing his legs.. teams are figuring him out now that he has no help.. he&#x2019;ll still make some difficult shots but not like before where he would go on dominant stretches and hot streaks.

detroitdavid · Answer

If the legs go, so does the shot. You gotta have lift.

yanks21x · Answer

I think so but also it&#x27;s the new era to play against the lines, vegas needs the highest bet on the over to lose and he does a good job at screwing betters

begginerboy · Answer

His best days are behind him. He sold his soul to the devil (Draymond) and this is what he gets. Thompson was never the cancer, it was Green. They should have shipped him off after he got into it with Durant in that Clippers game. He was expendable then.

smellieflower · Answer

get him on the juice he&#x27;ll be brand new, also when you have more on the plate its harder to choose and you just take a fat scoop of everything on the plate. age, time and grade plays a factor on everyone except lebum who can still out play 80-90 percent of the league . if steph  had more of second and third roll players this would be irrelevant at this moment in time because its not like they are a bad team or hes a bad player he just walks with head down to much, lacking consistency.

Are we seeing the end of the curry era?

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