Today the NBA regular season began a focus battle, the Warriors away to the Knicks, this game all the focus is on Curry's body, he is also two three-pointers away from breaking the three-point record held by Ray Allen. In the end, Curry shot his second three-pointer of the game with 7 minutes and 28 seconds left in the first quarter, and his 2974th career three-pointer, surpassing Allen's 2973 and becoming the all-new all-time three-pointer.
This record-breaking assist for Curry has also been released, that is, Wiggins, it is he who passed the ball to Curry, so curry hit a landmark three-pointer on the outside, which is indeed very meaningful.
At the same time, when Curry broke the record, warrior player Looney took the initiative to foul and entered the timeout, the whole team congratulated him, and it is clear that Wiggins is the happiest and most glorious one, after all, he gave Curry the "assist of the century", which also has special significance for himself.
In fact, when Curry broke Ray Allen's record, it was only a matter of time, and many people said before the game that looney would definitely give Curry an assist, but it was clear that the record-breaking assist of this game belonged to Wiggins, which was also a glory moment for Wiggins.
After breaking the record, Curry roundabout the field, hugging and greeting important partners, including his dad, Ray Allen and others. It is worth mentioning the group photo of the three legends before the game, of which the third place in the list of Reggie Miller served as the live commentator, Ray Allen was surpassed by Curry today, and the 3 people took a group photo together, which is a historic moment. At the same time, Curry's dad, Warriors GM Bob Myers and others came to the scene and saw Curry break Ray Allen's three-point record, a moment of glory.
Congratulations also to Curry, he broke the three-point record, a milestone moment that was previously considered almost impossible to be broken, and Curry is still young, he is still at his peak, so this record will continue to be expanded, and I look forward to Curry's performance in the future.