he'd already well eclipsed zeke's career highs in efficiency.

and he matched zeke's career high ppg (22.9) in year 4.

that's with no iggy, no KD, minimal draymond (13 mpg) and a pretty vanilla offensive scheme.

and back then he wasn't being as heavily assisted (27% assisted on 2's for yrs 1-4), he was creating his own.

idk, i don't think they're particularly close as scorers. steph's edge there is titanic. larger than zeke's edge in any other category.

for me, the whole is greater than the sum of the individual parts anyway. steph's 2016 >>> by leaps and bounds than any season zeke ever had, even the ones that ended in titles.

steph's already ahead for me, right today. in 5 years it won't even be a serious discussion.




>in steph's MVP seasons, even before Durant, he was getting
>assisted on 35% of his 2s and 55% of his 3s
>
>unfortunately those numbers dont exist for Zeke, but that
>seems like something from which Zeke did not benefit. Joe D
>averaged 4.9, 5.7, and 4.7 apg in 88, 89, 90. nobody else
>ever had more than 3 other than microwave, who backed both of
>them up.
>
>there was no iguodala or draymond (or durant today) giving
>legit tertiary/quaternary distribution to the point that Curry
>can play off ball a LOT. Isiah HAD to have the ball in his
>hands.
>
>i dunno man. i dont think isiah's numbers are reflective of
>what he could do today with ball movement like the warriors
>have.