I'm not saying Steph has been Steph, but I'm just saying when you average 33 points

and people are disappointed, that says something. That's a high bar. If I was a star player

in this league, I'd wake up this morning saying, hey, next year, I'm just taking 16 games off.

They just looked out of sorts. And while they do have tremendous experience, they don't have

any experience facing this type of adversity, not since the 2016 conference finals against Oklahoma

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I've long been a big Steph Curry fan, and I have been extremely disappointed by his overall play in these finals in key moments.

This is all given the fact that he's a two-time former MVP

and has had a golden opportunity to show that he could win a finals

without Kevin Durant and without Andre Igadala being the finals MVP.

Just remember, he dehydrated before game two in Toronto,

and clearly he was feeling some degree of pressure because his team was facing an O2 hole at that

point. Clay goes down with a hamstring pull, eight minutes left in that game, and I still can't get

over the fact that down the stretch

the last eight minutes, Steph Curry couldn't even get up a shot. He couldn't get to the free throw

line. He had one assist. And they went eight straight empty trips from 539 down to seven seconds left

when Iggy finally ended it and saved them with the three,

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