Did Rose at his peak have the influence of Curry?

At his peak, Ross had more influence than Curry, and at that time, Rose could be said to be the pride of heaven, and was sought after by many people, and won the MVP award on his debut, and his strength was indeed strong.

No, even Rose in his prime, he does not have Curry's current influence, Curry's influence in the active NBA can be said to be second only to James's existence, and the screws at his peak have not reached such heights.

Yes, especially in China, Rose at his peak was very popular with Chinese fans.

At his peak, Derrick Rose was completely influential with Stephen Curry. <> on the NBA stage today, we can see a lot of athletes, and they are floating outside the three-point line to shoot three-pointers, because the era of small ball has officially arrived. For a lot of traditional shooting guards, it's not easy to get to the basket and score.

But these once excellent point guards, their place in the hearts of fans is completely indelible, such as Derrick Rose, who now plays for the New York Knicks. When he first entered the league, he attracted the attention of fans and friends with his excellent scoring ability, and his style of play is very traditional, good at hitting the basket to cause damage and mid-range jump shots. It's just that Derrick Rose, who has been plagued by injuries, can only play as a substitute in the New York Knicks now.

At his peak, Derrick Rose could completely catch up with the physical sub-Curry in terms of personal influence, but Curry was better than Derrick Rose in all aspects of data retention and record creation. Curry represents the essence of the small-ball era, while Derrick Rose is the last shining star of the shooting guard era. It's hard to see this kind of traditional shooting guard after him, and now he can still use a lot of great passing skills to score under the basket on the basketball court, which is hard to see in today's league.

Although the small-ball era is one of the current crazes in basketball, it can never erase the era of former guards. Even when he was with the Chicago Bulls, everyone called him the Windy City Roses. It is even known as the emergence of another leading figure of the Chicago Bulls in the post-Jordan era, but one injury after another ruined Derrick Rose's career, making him slowly fall from an All-Star athlete to a bench player.

In Rose's mind, he has a championship dream and a determination to change history, but now it is basically impossible to change the pattern of the league by himself, which is why Stephen Min Jane Curry will always be much better than Rose in terms of personal greatness. So we don't have to put them on the same level, because everyone has their own uniqueness, as long as they help the team win in their own team and fight for the championship in their career, that's enough.

And there is no such influence. Because his performance and ability are not particularly outstanding, and he is not particularly good in terms of play, and his season score is not as good as Curry, so it is impossible to surpass Curry.

Some. Because Rose's ability at his peak was also very good, and the points he got were good, and his overall strength was good.

The two of them can't be compared for the time being, after all, Rose withdrew from the game due to illness at the beginning of the highlight reel, so the two of them can't be compared.

In terms of the battle, Curry came on the court, and the offense was smooth and devastating, and he took a big lead before he knew it. This shows that Curry has a large bonus to teamfights, but most people can't see the bonus in **. Perhaps because Curry is on the court, it makes other teammates easier and happier, and teammates like it will naturally increase their combat effectiveness.

On the defensive end, although Curry does not have a strong physical confrontation, Curry has first-class hand speed and first-class anticipation ability, and can always grab good rebounds and steals every game. Even when playing one-on-one with the opponent's "hero", Curry uses positioning and other things to influence the opponent, reduce the opponent's shooting percentage, and disintegrate the opponent's team's tandem, allowing the opponent to become a solo team. Anyone who has played knows that defense and offense like this, the offensive team's physical strength is much faster than the defense's, so Curry can double the 3-point score on the offensive end to win it back.

Curry uses his ball intelligence and playmaking skills, as well as his own fighting spirit, to influence his teammates; And off the court, Curry is not arrogant, even if he is a rookie who has just joined the team, he can get close to others. A united team has a combat effectiveness bonus. Everyone is a unit, so the Warriors are the team with the most assists in the league, why?

Because of the harmonious relationship between teammates, they don't engage in small gangs, and they like to fulfill each other.

Why is a big boss like Durant willing to come to Curry as a green leaf, and he is getting happier and happier, and he would rather take a salary cut? Happy! I have less money, but I'm happy and respected by my teammates, and I'm willing.

In the same way, Iguodala, Buddha, and a lot of role players who have gained respect and made themselves with the Warriors.

Isn't that what the leader is? A leader is to constantly inspire his teammates, fulfill his teammates, let his teammates gain honor and benefits, and become heroes, so that they will naturally unite happily around them. With this ability, there are Jordan and Duncan in NBA history.

Duncan is also the man who is often underestimated.

I don't think so, because Douxiang didn't participate in many games for Rose, who was at his peak, and didn't win many honors, his influence is the whole country, and Curry's influence is the world's empty fight.

Rose at his peak did not have the influence of Curry, and although Rose at his peak was very popular, his influence was not as great as Curry is today.

I don't think there's that kind of influence, because Curry's position can't be shaken. Rose doesn't have a lot of fans either.

I think Rose at his peak had the influence of Curry, and Rose was also very good, and he was very skilled in playing.

At their peak, Rose and Curry had a lot of influence in the league, not only the blind brother's ball handling ability is very outstanding, but also the three-point shooting rate is also very high, and he is also one of the important core members of the team.

There really is, because his strength was also very strong during that period, and his personal level was very high.

The two are in different eras, Ross is very lethal, focusing on inside breakthroughs, his body is explosive, he is the youngest clansman MVP, and the league also increased Rose's terms that year, which is enough to see that Rose's influence is still quite large.

I think that Luo Hail has Curry's dominance. Because Rose in his prime, not only in terms of offense but also in terms of shooting, he can be comparable to Curry. So he has the same amount of influence as Curry.

I don't think so, because Curry's influence is really too big, very powerful, so it's very difficult to surpass, very huge power.

Did Rose in his prime have the influence of Curry? First of all, let's take a look at when Rose's peak was when, in the 2010-11 season, Rose averaged points, rebounds, assists, steals and blocks per game, beating James and Howard to win the regular season MVP, and Rose was the peak Rose at that time, which should not be controversial.

Going back to the question, I believe that different people have different opinions on this question, and I think the answer is "no", why do you say that?

First: Rose won the MVP in the 2010-11 season, but Rose's data that season can only be said to be average, not too amazing, it can only be said that the voting big guy is aesthetically tired of James, so he voted for Rose. James's stats that season were points, rebounds, assists, steals, and blocks, which was better than Rose, and to be honest, Rose won the MVP that year, which was quite surprising.

Second: We need to figure out how influential Curry is. Curry is not a very strong athlete, the physical fitness is average, but the three-point shooting is very accurate, and the breakthrough is also first-class among guards, the NBA used to be the rebounder, so in the past, Chamberlain, Abdul-Jabbar, O'Neal, Howard and Yao Ming and other big centers were very popular, but now, the small ball style is prevalent, the traditional interior line has declined, you see that in the past few years, which MVP is an interior player, why is this?

It is because Curry's three-point shot is so powerful, leading a trend of the times, everyone has begun to learn three-pointers, shoot three-pointers, and the interior line that can't shoot three-pointers basically has little effect, not only on the court, but also on the amateur court, three-point shots have obviously become much more than before, which is the impact of Curry.

Third: In terms of strength, Rose also has some gaps with Curry. As the first unanimous MVP player in NBA history, Curry's ability is obvious to all, otherwise it would not be possible to get a unanimous MVP, you must know that people like Jordan, O'Neal, Kobe and James have failed to do this, Curry has done it, which is a symbol of strength.

Of course, it's not that Rose wasn't strong at his peak, it's just that he is a certain distance from Curry.

To sum up, Rose at his peak did not have such an influence as Curry, what do you think about this?

No, Curry's influence on the team is much greater than that of others or even the peak Rose, because although Rose was strong back then, his scoring was mostly based on breakthroughs, and he was extremely low threat to opponents in projection, while Curry was top in projection and breakthrough ability, and he single-handedly changed the league's style of play, so Curry's on-court influence was greater than Rose's. As for off-court influence, Curry, who has been at his peak for many years, is also stronger than Rose, who quickly fell off the altar.

I think there are still some words in the prime, after all, Rose is the youngest MVP, and his style of play is very exciting and enjoyable.

No, because Rose, who is at his peak, does not have a championship and cannot surpass Curry.

The NBA is the highest temple in the hearts of countless boys and countless basketball friends, and if you can play in the NBA, it will definitely be an honor for a lifetimeAnd there are many superstars, such as the "three-point sharpshooter" Curry and the "Phoenix City Rose" Rose, etc., many people will ask how influential is Rose at his peak compared with Curry? I think Curry should be more influential, after all, he created the NBA's small-ball era with a small body, which only Curry can do.

At his peak, Ross had less influence than Curry, in terms of influence alone. Because there are a lot of similar styles of play at the peak of Rose, but Curry doesn't. Curry ushered in the small-ball era.

At his peak, Rose's influence was not as good as Curry's, and there was a relatively large gap with Curry.

In my opinion, Ross is still not as good as Curry, especially in many young people, Curry is the male god.

Although it does not have the bonus of the Finals MVP, it does not affect Curry's greatness. Curry's performance in the regular season can be said to lead the trend of an era. And there was once a player whose regular season MVP was very high, and that was Derrick Rose, so could Rose's influence be comparable to Curry at his peak?

In the 2010-2011 season, Rose became the youngest MVP in NBA history, when he was only 22 years old, he averaged 25 points, rebounds and assists per game that season, and under his leadership, the Bulls won the league's best record of 62-20.

Compared to Rose, Curry is more of a late bloomer, in the season when Rose won the MVP, Curry averaged points, assists, rebounds and steals per game, and was plagued by injuries at the time, and could end his career at any time, but after 15 years, Curry's trajectory has changed dramatically. Curry has three championships in his career so far. In his prime, he averaged points, assists, rebounds and steals per game, and made 402 three-pointers in a single season, ranking first in NBA history, and was also the first player to be selected to the 180 club with an average of 30 points per game, not only won the title of scoring champion, but also won the steal king, and led the team to a 73-9 all-time best record.

Looking at the data, there is no doubt that Curry is stronger than Ross and has the upper hand in fighters.

Therefore, I personally think that Rose at his peak was not as influential as Curry. In Rose's prime, his style of play was truly breathtaking, as he was so physically fit that he was often able to make unbelievably flashy moves when attacking. However, Curry is also Curry's scoring method is also pleasing to the eye, a three-point killing, and his honor data is also more than Rose.

Rose changed the style of the Bulls, but Curry changed the style of an era, Rose could be considered a star player, but Curry was an epic player.