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Curry tops our grades at 7.1 — but we're not signing the 8.8

The index crowned Stephen Curry at 7.1 and knocked 2.7 points off Graham Ike — a night our grades flatly refuse to flatter.

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Curry tops our grades at 7.1 — but we're not signing the 8.8
NBA

NBA

BASKETBALL
Chase CenterSan Francisco
FINAL03/11TUE2026
Golden State Warriors
Golden State WarriorsWinner
116:113
Phoenix Suns
Phoenix Suns
Half 19-31

Pred1x grades

01Stephen CurryG · Golden State Warriors7.1▼ 1.7
34
PTS
6
REB
7
AST
02Jalen GreenG · Phoenix Suns7.0▲ 0.0
11
PTS
8
REB
8
AST
03Miles BridgesF · Phoenix Suns6.8▼ 1.2
21
PTS
6
REB
3
AST
04Yaxel LendeborgF · Golden State Warriors6.6▼ 0.5
16
PTS
5
REB
5
AST
05Charles BasseyCF · Golden State Warriors6.4▼ 1.2
19
PTS
8
REB
1
AST
06Devin BookerG · Phoenix Suns6.2▼ 0.7
26
PTS
3
REB
5
AST
07Dillon BrooksGF · Phoenix Suns6.2▼ 1.0
18
PTS
8
REB
4
AST
08Georges NiangF · Golden State Warriors6.1▼ 1.6
13
PTS
4
REB
3
AST

Verdict first: our index keeps Stephen Curry honest. A 34-point, 6-rebound, 7-assist night tops the Pred1x board at 7.1 — still 1.7 short of the reference's 8.8. An 0.183 defensive component and minutes weighting tell us this was a spectacular scoring line that never became total control of the game.

Biggest grade gaps

Δ2.7Graham IkeF · Golden State Warriors3.2 vs 5.9
Δ1.8Luke KennardG · Phoenix Suns4.8 vs 6.6
Δ1.7Stephen CurryG · Golden State Warriors7.1 vs 8.8
Δ1.7Oso IghodaroF · Phoenix Suns5.5 vs 7.2
Δ1.6Georges NiangF · Golden State Warriors6.1 vs 7.7
Reference rating shown for comparison only; the Pred1x Grade is our own index.

Zero points in 7.4 minutes earns 0.0 across every component here — no rebounding, no playmaking, no defensive registers — so a reference mark near 6.0 reads as generosity. The same logic trims Luke Kennard to 4.8 against a 6.6 and Oso Ighodaro to 5.5 against 7.2. Jalen Green is the exception the index respects: an 11-point, 8-rebound, 8-assist line graded 7.0, matching the reference exactly and finishing level with Curry. Meanwhile Booker's 26 points drew just a 6.2 and Brandin Podziemski's 20 landed at 5.7 against a 6.9 — volume without efficiency never impresses this board, which is also why Golden State's 116-113 rally from 19-31 down produced no mega-grade beyond Curry's 7.1.

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