I refused to cough up the money to watch online but from the stats and reading articles, it seems like he did a decent job. He’s a rook and trying to learn pg for an NBA team will take some time. He has some good skills as it is, but as is the case with many rooks, it will be a while before he develops and I have no doubt he will be something special.

As for the shoe, it speaks volumes to the kind of character steph has. I could only imagine what that kid felt like to get a jersey ripped from him and then to get that shoe from steph. Steph didnt have to do anything but it shoes that he definitely cares about the fans!

Above all, he commanded the offense and showed that he can do the little things to help a team win. I think we’re really going to love his basketball IQ. Though his shot didn’t fall, he looked confident, smooth, and his release is the fastest anyone has seen in a while.

I was impressed with his defensive positioning; he’s always between the ball and basket. He put up a couple big steal and assist numbers, but numbers don’t really do justice to the positive ways he affected the game.

Watching Curry toss an oop off the backboard to a dunking Randolph had me drooling. These guys could become a dominant combo.

I am extremely excited for him on our team, he has such incredible court vision and basketball IQ, he will be a dominant player in years to come, numbers do not tell the whole story and do not forget he is in vegas probably the first time since he has been 21… even after his slow starts, and lack of numbers the people I spoke to who know what they are talking about were very very impressed…

is to learn when to shoot and when to pass. I think this going to be especially tough for Steph because at Davidson he was a gunner, often his team’s best option even when double or triple teamed. Now he’s coming to a team that has a fair amount of firepower, and he’s going to have to alter his game. I really wasn’t too happy about his shot selection, but I was encouraged by his defensive effort and the chemistry he’s developing with AR. I’m cautiously optimistic.

http://www.nba.com/summerleague2009/players/index.jsp?player=brandon_jennings
http://www.nba.com/summerleague2009/players/index.jsp?player=stephen_curry

32.4 MPG, 37.9 fg%, 42.9 3pt%, 8.2 apg, 4.2 TOpg, 14.6 PPG, 3.6 STEALS per
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33.6 mpg, 32.5 fg%, 34.5 3pt%, 4.2 apg, 3.6 TOpg, 17.4 ppg, 2.4 Steals per game, 4.6 rpg

neither looked nba ready, but jennings looked incredibly pesky and that he could contribute immediately off the bench

… I felt the same about Morrow last year.

As for his play in the Summer League, I was pretty disappointed with his FG%. He was touted as the best shooter in the draft but didn’t live up to expectations in this past five games. He did show some flashes of brilliance when he distributed the ball — to be fair, there were a lot of missed assist opportunities because a lot of the players Curry sometimes passed to couldn’t follow through with a bucket or just passed it away.

Heading into the regular season, I’d like for him to focus more on his passing game and defense. Take a Jason Kidd approach to the PG position… and take fewer shots, at least early on.

say you hope Curry ends up like another Adonal Foyle?

As much as you gotta love Foyle’s commitment to the team and the fanbase, if all we get outta Curry is Foyle 2.0, I might cry.

 I have to question the knowledge and ability to discern basketball talent by alot of the posters:

Obviously most are looking at the shooting performance of Curry during summer league; which is the lest part of his game I’m concerned with, because he is already a proven scorer and shooter.

What was so intriguing about him as a player is his ability to steady the team and take the pressure off of all the other players, he handles the ball like a pro, controls the tempo of the game, makes the great passes, runs the pick and roll well, can drive to the basket at will, is always a threat from deep:

Great court vision, great on the fastback, but most of all a natural born leader. I see him becoming a true floor general and team leader.

He will be the starter for this team, no one else can handle the pressure of being the PG and leading the team, we got a steal in the draft:

His ability to lead the team is what makes him such a standout, get over the fact that he didn’t shoot the ball well, big deal, he was trying a little to hard to impress is all.

He brings a lot to the table, more than just a passer, or someone who can penetrate, although he can do that, he has the mojo to put the team on his shouldres and take over games with his multiple skills

I couldn’t ask for more in a 7th pick, I think he could of went higher, I just haven’t seen enough of Rubio to decide, I like Tyreek but he can’t run a team like Curry can. I like Flynn, but he will not be as explosive as Curry will be, the only one I would for sure take right now above Curry is Griffen, just out of the lust of haveing the big PF.

Don’s only hope to salvage this year is Curry and he knows it, he may start Monta, but that won’t last long, the mantel will fall on Curry as the team leader, and from then on it will be Currys team.

Anyone notice the chemistry that Curry and Randolph had during summer league? expect that to Curry !! over =)

 We have the same team we had last year, Monta came aboard and played in the last half, how did we do?

Without someone able to run the team we will repeat most of all year over again with a few exceptions, Randolph will be better:

Who cares if it’s a first year player? have you evenr heard of Tim Hardway ? Mitch Richmand ? CP3?

Your baseing everything on how he shoot in summer league, and not even able to see the real qualites of why we drafed him, shame shame =)

Most likely we are screwed , but not into the ground, because we have someone who can step up and CURRY the team, he just happens to be a first year player =)