On December 24, Beijing time, the Warriors ushered in the second game of the season with the Grizzlies, accompanied by Curry has hit at least one three-point shot in 155 consecutive games, continuing to break the second longest record in NBA history, only 2 games away from his own first record in history.
The Warriors ushered in a showdown with the Grizzlies, who are undoubtedly the Warriors' "bitter lords", and in the second round of last season's playoff playoffs, the Warriors lost to the Grizzlies and missed the playoffs. By the time of the first showdown this season, the Warriors had lost to the Grizzlies, which naturally made the Warriors eager for revenge.
Facing the Grizzlies, the Warriors trailed their opponents 13-18 in the first half of the quarter, but Curry has hit a three-pointer on the outside, allowing him to continue his second-longest consecutive three-point shooting record in history, reaching 155 games to continue to break the second-longest record in NBA history.
The longest record in NBA history is Curry's own record of 157 consecutive three-point shots, and Curry is only 2 games away from his record. With Curry averaging at least five three-pointers per game this season, Curry is expected to complete the overtaking and continue to set the longest consecutive three-point shooting record in NBA history.
(Text/Drunken Floating Life)