On December 16, Beijing time, basketball star Kevin Durant forwarded the list of three-point assists for Curry, writing: "Send me a Rolex." Durant publicly asked Curry for a record-breaking gift, which caused a heated discussion among fans, and many fans thought that Durant was quite humorous.
Durant is third on the list of three-point assists for Curry, who has delivered 153 three-point assists to Curry. At the top of the list is Green (479), second is Iguodala (168) and Klay Thompson (129) is fourth.
After the game that broke Allen's three-point record, Curry presented Green and Iguodala with a custom Rolex watch in the players' tunnel. According to reporters, Curry also prepared a piece for Clay, but Klay did not follow the team in this game and failed to share the joy at the first time.
Durant's meaning is very clear, since the other three in the top four have Rolex, I also have to come to a piece. It's not known if Curry has prepared a gift for Durant, but since KD has spoken, Curry has to mean it. One fan wrote: "He has already given you two championship rings, be grateful. Fans quickly responded to him: "Without Durant, the Warriors could not win the championship in 2017, not to mention that the two FMVPs were KD." ”
On the same day that Curry broke the three-point record, Durant also had a good performance, he led the Nets who only had 8 people left to play in overtime to narrowly beat the Raptors, Durant played 48 minutes, and bombed a triple-double of 34 points, 13 rebounds and 11 assists. After the game, Durant did not forget to congratulate Curry on social media: "2974... There will be more to come. Congratulations to the new god @Stephen Curry. ”
Curry also wrote on social media today: "Dreams come true, or in the (Madison Square) Garden. Thank you to all those who have sent blessings and love, it means a lot to me and my family. Since day one, the Warriors Nation has been with me, witnessing 2,974 three-pointers and will continue to do so..." Curry also posted a commemorative ball with the words "Best Shooter of All Time."