Is Curry better than LeBron James?

Is Curry better than LeBron James?

Just for the record, Curry was a two-time M.V.P., won as many titles (three) as James — all against James’s team — and was the most dynamic talent for a Warriors team that set the record (73) for most games won in a season. LeBron James was undoubtedly the best player of the decade, but Stephen Curry defined it.

Who is better LeBron or Curry stats?

In total, Curry has a 15-7 head-to-head advantage against James in those postseason games. James averaged 33.0 points per game with 11.5 rebounds and 9.3 assists in those 22 games. Curry averages 25.4 points per game with 6.3 assists and 5.9 rebounds.

What did LeBron say about Curry?

LeBron jokingly heckled Steph after missed free throw So Curry missed a free throw attempt Saturday night in the Warriors’ preseason game against the Los Angeles Lakers, James decided to jokingly jab Curry to see if he could get the two-time MVP to clank two straight.

Did LeBron beat Curry?

Steph Curry Speaks on Game Winning Shot By LeBron James in Warriors Lakers Game. With less than one minute remaining in the fourth quarter, and the score tied at 100-100, LeBron James hit a deep three-pointer that ended up being the game’s final points scored, thus making it the game-winning shot.

Is Curry better than Durant?

Scoring – Kevin Durant Curry is the best shooter in NBA history, averaging 47.7% from the field and 43.3% from the three-point line. Overall, Durant slightly edges Curry because his 4 scoring titles and complete game as a scorer are undeniably great.

Is LeBron better than Kobe?

LeBron averages more points, rebounds, assists, steals and has a higher field goal percentage than Kobe in both the regular season and in the playoffs. That is complete domination. ESPN writer John Hollinger created PER (player efficiency rating) with the intention of measuring a player’s performance with one number.

Who is the real goat in NBA?

Many consider either LeBron James or Michael Jordan the greatest player in NBA history—the GOAT, as the title is widely abbreviated in sports circles. Some want to put Kareem Abdul-Jabbar in the conversation, while others seem determined to include Bill Russell and Wilt Chamberlain.