The Warriors challenged the Knicks back-to-back, a three-point record that belonged to Curry, and finally came late. The Warriors arrived in New York late due to flight delays, but Curry found the feel in the first quarter of the game and broke the record early. In this game, the former three-point legends Ray Allen, Reggie Miller, curry's parents, all arrived on the scene to watch the game, directly pulling the storyline and character emotions directly.
In the past few games, Curry's form has been lost, and the efficiency of shooting from the outside has been sluggish. But in this game, he started the game in a state of flux, and when he played only 63 seconds in the first quarter, he used a cover to chase three-pointers, equaling Ray Allen's record of 2973 three-pointers. Cheers erupted and the substitutes raised their hands in celebration.
At 7:33, Curry shrugged off the defender and shot the ball from outside the three-point line, soaring to three points. At this moment, he broke Ray Allen's record and truly became the three-point king of history. The Knicks continued to attack, but Looney was very "sensible" and took the initiative to foul the Warriors so that the Warriors could shout a timeout.
The game then entered Curry's cheering moment, and the fans stood up and celebrated. Maybe it was the moment that had been waited too long, or maybe the emotions on the scene were too moving, or it was remembering countless days and nights of hard training, Curry excitedly lifted the jersey and wiped the corners of his eyes. When he sat on the sidelines, his eyes were red, and he couldn't help himself.
Curry then gave the ball to his father and went to the sidelines to hug his mother. Although Curry's parents were exposed to emotional crisis, for Curry, these two are his closest people.
At this moment, Curry's "third god" honor was officially certified. He became a well-deserved first in history in terms of regular season three-point shots, playoff three-point shots and Finals three-point shots.
So far in his career, Curry has set a number of all-time three-point record. These include 402 three-point shots in a single season, 98 three-point shots in a single-season playoff, 32 three-point shots in a single round of the Finals, 9 three-point shots in a single game in the Finals, 10 three-point shots in at least 22 single-game hits, an average of at least 5 three-point shots per game in a single season, and 157 consecutive three-point shots.
According to the data, in the 2009-10 season, the league averaged 18.1 three-point shots per game, while this season, the league averaged 35.4 three-point shots per game. You can't prove that this is Curry's credit and impetus alone; but we also can't ignore Curry's significance for this new era.
Congratulations, Curry, the true Trinity God!