In either case, they’re both great with bright futures. Who knows who will be better.

Curry’s style is conducive to team play and winning, etc., but his man-to-man and pick-and-roll defense must improve. He sees steals and gets in great position, now it’s a matter of getting a little stronger and craftier.

Hope we can get a legit 3 in the draft

Randolph, Wright, Azubuike and even Biedrins need Curry’s skills to develop their games and function as part of a team, just as did Tolliver, Williams and Hunter.

The Warriors who did not need Curry as much are the players who have one-on-one skills and mentalities: Magggette and Ellis. It is not coincidental that GSW played well at the end of this season without those two in the lineup.

As GSW looks to its future, and especially with new ownership, the presence of Curry allows the team to feel comfotable in developing through the draft and with it’s younger players.

Why is it that everywhere Jamal Crawford goes, he gets his numbers and looks great, but his team turns out to be gutless when the crunch comes?

I really don’t believe this myself, I don’t see why having JC around would make Josh Smith act like an infant, but I’m just observin’… Jamal gets there, team looks awesome for a while, then it all goes to hell … again.

Evans is not a point guard, he’s a two that can run a team when he has to. He’s not Brandon Roy. Evan’s never had the chance to develop the skill of making his teammates better in college. As a freshman he was given the ball and told to be Derrick Rose. He had Rod Strickland in Memphis to teach him but only one and done.
As many of you said he’s a good player and will improve some but he’ll never be great, he’s a Mitch Richmond without the shot.

Curry on the other hand is a point guard and gonna be a damn good one. Remember Davidson made it in the NCAA’s. He made those guys better all around. He learned the NBA game from his dad, both on and off the court. Remember before he showed up here, he trained with Chris Paul. I would suspect a very good teacher. Curry brings to the table the skill, leadership, smarts and work ethic to make a team better. And it’s classy and professional. That’s Brandon Roy. Yes, I think a lot of Roy’s style.

Both Evans and Curry have some developing young pieces around them but at the end of the day, I think Curry will do more with what he has, ask any D-Leaguer.

That was virtually FIVE guys beating Portland. Some of my fav moments were when Don Nelson went bananas trying to protect his injured players.

And when ME and SC politely stepped in between DN and the ref trying to protect their coach from being ejected.

And SC completely exhausted dragging himself up the court in the final minutes of the game.

And ME/SC scoring 76 combined, going 8/14 from deep.

And those two, along with the D-Leaguers, playing all 48 minutes, with Old Man George putting in 42.

And with a few minutes left in the game, the camera pans to the bench. It is completely EMPTY. Now, c’mon, if that’s not symbolism…