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Today NBA champion would beat NBA champion from 50era by 50difference, Oscar could chase Curry all day and never catch him..

Gonna go ahead and say it, Oscar Robertson is completely wrong and NO, doesnt have the right to say what he said, even if he played the game and is a big classic superstar. Why? Simple, because everyone is playing under the same set of rules. What that means is that if he played in a tough era, where you could literally punch a person if you wanted to, well great, everyone played under those rules and you excelled. Good for you. Curry is playing under the same set of rules that Durant, Lebron,Harden,Westbrook and all the other 450 players in the nba play. Actually, he´s playing under the same rules everybody is playing since 1996-97. So, why didnt any of the 2000 players that have played since 1997 done what Curry is doing? Why is Curry obviously better than all the other superstars that play today? If its so easy, why isnt Lebron or Durant doing what he is doing? Is Curry priviledged by rules in today´s game? Is he permited to do things like hand checking or something? Isnt he playing in the same NBA as other superstars, hall of famers are? Basically Oscar Robertson and anybody that agrees with him are saying that old players will ALWAYS be better than the new players, since it would be imposible for a new player to play in the past. Its a stupid statement from the beginning, and it really makes no sense. I could probably go ahead and be ridicolous and say, well nobody could dribble like Curry in the 60s, so he would actually score 60 points per game because nobody would even understand what he is doing. ITs the same stupid argument... What you compare is the competition, and he is right now the mvp, having one of the best, if not the best NBA season ever, he is going to win MVP again, and his team has the chance to break the all time winning record... Its really stupid to hate on Curry, I dont even like him and people make me say all this shit.

Go watch full game tapes (not just highlights, because you will also see the bad stuff) from the early 60s. The 1962 season (Oscar triple double, Wilt 50 ppg) was the worst defensive season ever and should have asterisk attached to it. They played crazy pick up game pace with absolutely zero defense especially on perimeter, teams averaged about 150 possessions per game (95 per game today), there where only about 20 % black players and most of the league couldn't jump, shoot, dribble and the only player who even tried on defense was Russell..If you send LeBron or MJ in that era, they would think they are aliens.. When people talk about physical defense in the 80/90s..there where really only 2 teams who played like that, Bad Boy Pistons and Riley's Knicks..the only way the Pistons were able to stop prime Jordan (the Jordan rules) was by physically assaulted him. Rest of the league in the 80s played faster pace then today with so so defense. The game changed significantly from 1995-2005, which was the slowest and toughest defensive era ever. After the 2004 Pistons defeated the Lakers and hold Kobe to an awful shooting series the league decided to change the hand checking and 3 sec defense rules in order to speed up and open the game, resulting in monster increase in perimeter scoring (Kobe's 35 ppg in 06) and domination of the point guard era (SSOL Suns and Nash MVPs etc..) In the 80s Curry would destroy the league as nobody really guarded the 3pt line and he would only have problems against the Pistons (just like MJ). He would be probably much less efficient in the 1995-2005 era against slow defensive teams like the Spurs, Bulls and Pistons

Its strange, because most of those old guys played a slower game, more half sets, much more physical. You could get away with not being a great athlete, or not being a great defender because you could just smack someone. You put those bigs in the game today and people just shoot over them, run them around. "Curry wouldnt survive in our games" they might not have survived in todays game.

"Old folks talking about back in my day, but homie this is my day,"