Comments on: Should Curry Sit Out a While or Tough it Out?

By: Ewok

Ewok — Sun, 08 Jan 2012 03:31:33 +0000

Rest it and rehab it.

And the team should consider him gone for the meantime. That way, they concentrate and focus on their own individual talent and incorporate their game as a team especially the backcourt.

Nate Robinson can take over in spurts. Monta can assume the role. Ish Smith and CJenkins are up and coming or at least, too early to be judged.

The main problem of the team IMO is not Curry’s situation. They are the following,Dorrell Wright being on a long slump, and Biedrins unpredictability and inconsistency.

Coach MJ can turn this around. He just needs to inspire, toughen up and rev up our role players to a new level. For example, Kwame Brown is playing well but he does have those jitters when he is on the line but defesively, he is producing big time. Limiting Bynum to single digit is a big statement.

By the way, Whatever happened to Tyler?

By: Niners in 2012

Niners in 2012 — Fri, 06 Jan 2012 03:15:18 +0000

I wonder if the surgery did more harm than good by tightening it up again.

Resting it longer than normal doesn’t really accomplish anything. Back in high school I sprained my ankle dozens of times. Now its impossible for me to sprain my ankle, its like I have rubber ankles. You recover from it faster each time it happens. It seems to be the case with Curry, he recovering faster. I suggest he plays as soon as soreness goes away. I think he’ll eventually have rubber ankles like me.

By: Dave

Dave — Fri, 06 Jan 2012 02:53:28 +0000

Warriors don’t suck but their health sucks. Another year down the drain unless Nate Robinson can take over. I never understand how NBA player cannot shoot free throws. If I was in the NBA I would be a 90% free throw shooter all day long.

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By: haastheman

haastheman — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 22:21:00 +0000

I’m thru worrying about this 100lb kids ankles. I’m worried about the team in general. Can someone please explain why the warrior players feel it’s necessary to leave three point shooters alone to help out on a man who drives to the hole on three people with no chance of making the shot. If i was Mark Jackson i would sit them down to watch film and every time someone left a shooter, or anyone for that matter, to help on someone who has no chance of making a shot i would pause the screen and ask the defender why he just left a shooter to help. However, the pause button may break half way through the game tape. This is what has plagued the warriors longer then i can remember. What’s wrong with playing man up defense? If you get beat, you get beat. The Warriors are horrible at help defense, it leaves the rest of the team scrambling trying to figure out who to guard and the other team with an open jump shot or easy lane to hoop after a couple of passes. Monta is the worst, it’s no wonder his steal numbers are so high, he’s never guarding his own man!

By: Ron Seikley

Ron Seikley — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 21:05:28 +0000

@ECJ

I would argue that Kwame Brown definitley contributed to us losing our momentum and ultimatley losing the game. You dont get handed 4 clutch free throws when the game is so close and completley blow them.
Mark Jackson should have seen this and made a change, get him the hell out of there during crunch time situations.

By: Jay

Jay — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 20:36:27 +0000

Maybe Curry should talk to Kobe’s Dr. in Germany.

By: walkerp

walkerp — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 20:17:49 +0000

I’m no physical therapist, but it seems like despite the best medicine in the world, the NBA is not capable of fully rehabilitating an ankle once it’s gimpy like Curry’s. Maybe yoga? Seems to be working for Bynum.

I didn’t see what management seemed to see in Curry enough to protect him and now that he is showing the possibility of a career limited by injury, I see it even less. I think we play him gingerly for the season, build his trade value back up and blow up the team.

By: Craig Tracey

Craig Tracey — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 19:31:54 +0000

Where was that sleeve Curry was wearing on his lower leg in the prior game? Even if it was somewhat restrictive, a restricted Curry is better than no Curry! The new shoe and sleeve on his lower leg are worth an extended try after of course 2 weeks off.