Curry finally broke ray Allen's NBA three-point record. At Madison Square Garden, the mecca of basketball in the United States, Curry shot five three-pointers and reached 2,977 career three-pointers, surpassing Ray Allen as the most prolific shooter in the NBA's 75-year history.
As fans, we've watched Curry get better: from a skinny teenager to a seven-time NBA All-Star; from being suspected when he first entered the NBA to being the only regular season MVP winner to be unanimously elected; from injuries early in his career to now sitting on the three-point throne alone.
More than 20,000 fans witnessed this historic moment at Madison Square Garden. Whenever the Warriors have possession of the ball, everyone stands up and watches. Because fans know, Curry will soar to three points in the next second. Sure enough, the first quarter did not finish for 5 minutes, and Curry broke Ray Allen's record
With 10 minutes and 56 seconds left in the first quarter, Curry hit the game's first three-pointer to tie record holder Ray Allen. With 7:33 left in the quarter, Curry flashed past guard Burks to hit his second solo three-pointer of the game, breaking Ray Allen's three-point record.
Curry saw the ball into the net and raised his arms to the sky. He pounded his chest. Make a long shout.
He hugged his mother, Sonia. Hugged his teammates. Hugged his father, Dale Curry, and then gave him the basketball. When Seven-Year Veteran Ray allen walked onto the pitch, Curry rushed to him and hugged him again, followed by a tight hug with nine-year teammate Dream Green.
At this moment, the Home Fans of the New York Knicks forgot about their home team, and they stood in the stands admiring this historic moment, roaring, clapping and clapping inside the stadium for nearly five minutes.
With that shot, Curry became the king of three-point shooters. Excellent shooters such as Ray Allen and Reggie Miller, who were surpassed by him, also appeared in Madison Square Garden. The picture of three sharpshooters of different eras standing together makes people can't help but sigh.
Curry has gone too hard this way. After he graduated from high school, no college team was even willing to offer scholarships, and eventually he chose Davidson College, a small private school not far from home. Look at Curry now, with broad shoulders and stout arms, accomplishing a feat at his peak that has been talked about by NBA players and coaches.
At the beginning of entering the NBA, experts thought that Curry was too thin to succeed in the NBA. But Curry proved in his own way that he was a superstar in this league. His three-point play changed the sport of basketball, and he was an epoch-making figure.
Curry's success applies to people with big ambitions in all walks of life. When you hear ridicule and ridicule from the outside world, don't give up easily, and try to prove yourself.
"It's definitely a very inspirational story," Warriors coach Steve Kerr said before the game. Curry appeals to everyone, not just hardcore fans who focus on his three-point shooting percentage. Fans are attracted to him only because of his humility, his story, and his hard work.
"From that point of view, it goes beyond sport in a way. This is a great testament to a man who is talented but earns everything through his work, beyond his talent. ”