Today is a big day for the Golden State Warriors, who are still on a five-game road trip to the East to challenge the New York Knicks back-to-back.
Yesterday, the Warriors were also stranded in Indianapolis for one night because of a mechanical failure on the plane. After a 102-100 narrow win over the Pacers, the Warriors are tired but excited: Curry is one more than one three-pointer left to tie Ray Allen, becoming the player with the most regular-season three-point shots in NBA history, and two three-pointers to surpass Ray Allen.
But in any case, the Warriors overcame a lot of difficulties and rushed to New York this morning local time for the afternoon game. The match was so highly watched that the cheapest tickets were all hyped up to $400. Ray Allen and Reggie Miller both came to the scene of this game, and Curry's father, Dale Curry, and Curry's high school coach also came to watch the game to see Curry complete the overtaking and become the three-point king in NBA history.
Curry's shooting feel was average in this game, but he made two three-point shots quickly off the start. In this way, Curry finally reached his goal and became the first person in NBA history, and every next goal is a milestone and a record.
Curry tied Ray Allen's record with 789 regular season games, 511 fewer games than Ray Allen. After Curry reached the record, the NBA officially stopped the game, replaced the game ball, and sent the ball to Curry for collection. Next, Curry hugged teammate Drummond Green and went to greet Ray Allen.
I have to say that Curry changed the game of basketball, it is he who gave the offensive means of three-point shooting a more important competitive significance, and also made more young people fall in love with shooting, the most essential technical action of basketball.