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I wish this app understood how long I've been fighting for Steph Curry to be used with more purpose instead of being used "randomly". The bots, clowns, and supposed "experts" and "coaches" told me Steve Kerr knows more, and that his ridiculous "random" offense that prioritized lesser players while Curry sat in the corner for chunks of quarters was somehow a great offense. The problem with these arguers is that they didn't realize "off-ball Curry" did not mean he's just running around the whole time, it also meant he was inactive in the offense for too long, and when he is used, it would only be off the ball. Curry is the greatest offensive weapon we've ever seen in the NBA, and he was being used like a glorified JJ Redick for a damn decade. Imagine being me, understanding this criminal misuse, and having to watch that BS for as long as I did, knowing he could have been doing what he's doing this season the entire time. I asked for balance and a combination of purposeful off-ball stuff (instead of sitting in the corners while lesser players were allowed to play 4v4) with a healthy dose of PnRs, high screens, switches, and isos, so that we can get the full experience of what Curry was supposed to be all along. Meanwhile, Kerr boasted about how he disliked the PnR/isos and would never run it heavily to any extent ever - lo and behold, Warriors, Curry in particular, have been bottom in PnR usage and isos for the last half decade at least. I tried to tell the world for years, but they simply wouldn't listen. Why? Because they didn't care for the messenger, I guess. I was told Curry "liked" the offense, btw, that he doesn't actually want to be on the ball - some of the dumbest things I've ever heard. No NBA star, let alone a superstar, wants to be off the ball. Period. A "coach" had the nerve to tell me Curry didn't want to be on the ball because he didn't want 10 eyes on him. Still never heard an apology for that garbage analysis. It took Curry developing a runner's knee issue for Kerr to finally change things up on offense. I have deep bitterness about having to watch Curry being so disgustingly misused for so long - it's like having MJ and watching him be used like he's Rip Hamilton. All that said, I'm also grateful that we're finally seeing the true version of him, even if it came at age 38 and approaching 39, because it's better to see the truth than never seeing it - thank God he can still move the way he does to show what he's really about. If you think what he's doing now is some short-term run, you're wrong. This is who Curry has always been, and you're just finally going to see why I've been calling him the GOAT and cheat code all along while the rest of the world kept telling me he's just a shooter. Right now, he's on par or better than his unanimous season, which is absolutely insane to think about. If Curry was used throughout his championship run the way he's being used now, he would have shattered the stats of that unanimous season many times over. Finally, the universe is showing I was right all along. Was the fight worth it? Probably not, because mfers never actually listened. Either way, I'm still here for it.