This morning at Madison Square Garden, the Knicks played the Warriors at home, but the focus of everyone's attention was on whether Curry could break Ray Allen's three-point record and officially crown the NBA regular season three-point king.
Finally, Curry did not disappoint the fans, he completed the overtaking in the first quarter of the game, officially ascended to the throne of history, he and Ray Allen had a hug whisper, and enjoyed the enthusiastic cheers of the fans on the spot. In the end, the Warriors also won the game here 105-96, taking away the victory.
Although the Knicks unfortunately became witnesses and background boards of history on their doorstep, they were not losers, and they kept the suspense to the last minute with a tenacious performance against the League's No. 1 Warriors.
Home star Randall was particularly outstanding, scoring 31 points, seven rebounds and three assists on 10-of-21 shooting, including 5-of-8 from three-point range, equal to Curry in terms of shooting but well above Curry's 5-of-14 shooting percentage.
In the game, Randle's scoring method is very comprehensive, there are three-point line outside the acceleration over the Green defense to complete the layup, there are also high back turns to wipe over Bjelica's defensive backhand layup, and Rose completed the block and then went down to the basket, holding the ball in the middle of the emergency stop hit the shot...
His five three-pointers all occurred in the second half, and in the third quarter, he shot two goals to help the team equalize and overtake the score. By the last four minutes of the fourth quarter, the Warriors had expanded the point difference to double digits three times, and Randall had made three decisive shots to make three points, narrowing the point difference back to single digits and forcibly retaining suspense.
In critical moments, he stood up again and again, used points to help the team continue to live, ignited the team's fighting spirit, and did everything a team leader should do.
So far this season, Randall has averaged 19.1 points, 10 rebounds and 5.3 assists per game, a well-rounded performance, and he is the core and leader of Thibodeau's staff.
During the Time of the Lakers, Randall was a very important rookie for Kobe Bryant, and privately gave Randall a lot of guidance and help, and now after several turns, he finally realized his value in the Knicks and lived as Kobe Bryant expected.
After four straight losses, the Knicks have fallen to 12th place in the East and need Randle to do more on the offensive end if they want to return to the playoffs.