On December 14, Beijing time, when the Warriors narrowly beat the Pacers to win, Curry "only" hit 5 three-pointers, and he was 2 three-pointers away from surpassing Ray Allen's 2973 three-point record, no doubt the "background wall strong team" locked the Knicks. Curry had a miracle of hitting 11 three-pointers and hitting 54 at Madison Square Garden 8 years ago.
Madison Square Garden Arena is a "basketball mecca", where many superstars have written their miracles, and Curry, even if he fails to break the record at home to the Indiana Pacers, will undoubtedly attract more attention from the outside world by leaving the record-breaking opportunity at the home of the New York Knicks.
Although the Knicks were last season's dark horse team, their performances this season have fluctuated, and it is difficult to stop Curry's progress.
What's more, Curry has hit 2,972 three-pointers, and he is only one three-point gap away from the 2,973 three-pointers he has to equal Ray Allen, and it will take two more three-pointers to surpass.
With Curry already hitting 151 consecutive three-pointers, continuing to set a new record for the second longest consecutive three-point shooting in NBA history, second only to his own record of 157 consecutive games, curry's record at Madison Garden In New York is almost unstoppable.
You know, on February 28, 2013, Curry once visited Madison Garden Arena to hit 11 three-pointers in a single game, which was a single game of 54 points, so curry broke the record in the next game with little suspense.
(Text/Drunken Floating Life)