On December 14, Beijing time, in today's NBA regular season game, Rooney grabbed offensive rebounds and made basket shots in the decisive moment, helping the Warriors beat the Pacers 102:100 on the road, and the record once again surpassed the Suns to return to the top of the Western Conference! In the final moments of the game, Curry was frustrated by missing a three-pointer, and frantically hammered the chair during the suspension, because this is not only a goal that equals history, but also a killer ball!
Even so, Curry hit 5 three-pointers in today's game, bringing the number of three-point shots of his regular season career to 2972, only 2 three-pointers away from surpassing Ray Allen and officially becoming the three-point king in NBA history! Based on Curry's current average three-point shooting on the court, breaking the record against the Knicks tomorrow is already a foregone conclusion.
Witnessing such a moment in history at Madison's Garden Square is something every fan dreams of! According to ticketing data, tomorrow's Warriors and Knicks game tickets have been sold out, the farthest ticket in the stands has reached $400, and the Knicks' next home game, the most expensive ticket is only $300. A fan who spent $130 on a ticket the other day has now reached $1,500, a nearly tenfold increase, which also shows Curry's influence and appeal.
It is worth mentioning that Reggie Miller will be the on-site commentator of tomorrow's Warriors vs Knicks, and Ray Allen has also said that he will come to the scene to watch this game and witness Curry break the record. In the current NBA historical three-point rankings, Ray Allen, Curry, and Miller are in the top three, and tomorrow these three sharpshooters will come together, so perfect script!
It is also under the pressure of the three-point record that Curry has recently suffered a serious package from his opponent, and his feel and mentality are also unbalanced. In the last six games, Curry has averaged only 22.2 points per game, shooting as low as 33.1 percent and 34.9 percent from three-point range, respectively. In response, Cole said that Curry has been too hard in the recent past, and will get better after breaking the three-point record, and Kerr also quipped that he is ready to let Curry take a break tomorrow.
After today's game, Kerr said about Curry's performance, Kerr said: "I think he has used a little too much force in the last few games, and when he breaks the three-point record, he will be liberated. Cole also quipped that he plans to let Curry take a break tomorrow.