NBA fans flame Doug Gottlieb for bizarre Steph Curry and LeBron James analogy after Warriors’ Game 7 win: “Stop the nonsense”

He was a basketball analyst and radio host Doug Gottlieb weighs on Steve Curry Against Liberon James discussion after Golden State Warriors’ 7 against Houston Rockets on Sunday night, sending them to the second round of the Western Conference qualifiers.

Gottlieb participated in eating it on X (previously Twitter), saying that although Curry may not be better than Lebron, he believes that Steph is the most fun player to see it. He also claimed that Carrie was No. 2 behind Kevin Durant during their years.

Fans had fishermen to take the analyst.

One of them said: “Kd is, he was not or will not be better than Carrie, and he now knows that he stops nonsense.”

Another said: “Buddy Steph’s Prime is not 2017 and 2018, and does not reduce his pride to these KD seasons.

Another added: “You should be stupid and do not know the ball today, Steve Carrey, is not better than Durant. He is the warriors and changed the game. Durant did not win anything without him.”

Here are other comments on the Gottlieb Publishing:

“Just a mistake on multiple fronts. It has always been better than Durant. It’s better than Liberon. I have been wrong in Steve since Davidson. Just step down from this.

“My brother. Both have 4 episodes. You didn’t” win “with Leberron,” another said.

Others added: “I prefer to have Steve – it seems that he had two feet below his career.

Steve Curry looks at Timberwolves

After that, Woorerins Minnesota Timberolves, who advanced after the elimination of Liberation James – Luka Densic Lakers in the first round.

When asked about the increasing wolves, Steve Curry expressed excitement.

“This will be a difficult challenge, as we know. We must send multiple bodies in (Edwards) and discover a game plan to go to, but yes, they are hot now.

“They have played some great basketball in the past two months, and we are excited because we have a chance to get more basketball to play as well.

Golden State won the regular season series against Minnesota, 3-1.