An NBA preseason focus battle, the Golden State Warriors host the Blazers. At the end of the half, there was an unexpected scene on the court, the Warriors turned the embarrassment into magic, Stephen Curry made the last attack, the outside decisive shot, but threw three sticks. However, the brother-in-law held his honor for him, staged a whistle-and-air connection, and the whole audience cheered and celebrated.
The situation in the first half, in fact, is very simple, that is, Curry single-handedly fought against the three major stars of the Blazers, he single-handedly cut 21 points and 7 rebounds, while the opposite CJ McCollum, Powell and Covington scored in double figures. Curry's outbreak also led the Warriors to go low and high, from 12 points behind to the rebound, entering the locker room as a leader. In particular, the final attack of the half completely pushed the atmosphere of the scene to a high tide.
Let's take a look at the Warriors' final attack of the half, when there were only a few seconds left, and after Curry dribbled the ball through the half, a shake, a little bit of space flashed, and decisively shot a long three points. Unfortunately, in a hurry, Curry threw an embarrassing three-not-stick. But it doesn't matter, there is also a brother-in-law Damien Lee under the basket, who helps his brother-in-law to save his dignity and stage a sentry call. Judging from the slow-motion replay, when Lee shot, he did not time out, which was a god-level good ball.
Curry was also impressed by his brother-in-law's wonderful performance, and kept pointing at each other and praising him. In addition, Curry also fanned the emotions of the fans on the spot, and the Warriors were caught in the ocean of revelry at home. This goal is still a big blow to the Blazers, making them even more depressed.
Although it is a pre-season game, the plot of being able to play a reversal and suppressing the whistle is also worth the ticket price for the fans on the spot, which is really not in vain. With Curry in such a good state today, I believe there will be more wonderful performances in the future.