Curry will play against the Pacers to crown the three-point king just around the corner

In yesterday's Game of the Warriors' loss to the Philadelphia 76ers, Curry suffered a serious bag defense, but finally hit three three-pointers, seven three-pointers away from being crowned the all-time three-pointer. According to the schedule, the Warriors' next two opponents are the Pacers and Knicks.

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According to previous reporters' revelations, the Warriors intend to let Curry rest in the game against the Pacers, so that there is hope of breaking the three-point record in Madison Garden. But given the uncertainty of hitting seven three-pointers in a single game, curry will play tomorrow's game against the Pacers and will not choose to take a break, according to warriors reporter Anthony Slater.

Curry said in an interview: "Any of the four away games today has its own story. Past against Philadelphia were the home of our Curry brothers, pacers were the home of the great marksman Miller, Madison was not to mention, and Boston was where Ray Allen belonged. So wherever records are broken has a unique meaning. ”

Curry has dominated the MVP list for four consecutive weeks. But in the last two games, the feel has been unusually bad, shooting a total of 14 of 39, shooting only 29% of the three-point range (9 of 31), and averaging only 20 points per game. It may be that no team is willing to be the background board for Curry to create history, and they have laid a tight defense against it, which also directly affects Curry's state.

Curry has averaged 5.5 three-pointers per game this season and seven three-pointers in a single game in eight games, and in terms of probability, tomorrow's game against the Pacers will still not be able to break Ray Allen's three-point record, and the game against the Knicks is very likely!