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Originally Posted by Fallen Hero
you ignored the rest of the post. Curry was actually very good in that series, btw. He got more hurt in the finals, apparently
He was pretty good, but inconsistent and well down on his season numbers in that series. Just because you are good, doesn't mean you aren't injured. MJ had a GOAT game when he had the flu. Doesn't mean he was running at 100%.
You could see the way he moved. I'm not saying he was running around with a broken leg or anything. But he was running at 80% or so. He could shoot, but getting space and to the basket was an issue. When you have a knee/ankle injury, you are going to have good days and bad days.
And I also agree the Cavs played him well. They know how to play against him as well as any team.
Blaming fatigue is weird. He was obviously fatigued along with everyone in the Finals (everyone plays with more fatigue in the Finals). It's not like he was getting to the basket in the 1st, but not later in games. Fatigue hurts your jump shot more than anything and his 3 point percentage was the only good thing he did in the Finals.