An NBA regular season focus battle, the Golden State Warriors host the Memphis Grizzlies. In the end, the Warriors won 113-104. Curry played bravely in this game, slashing 46 points, joining forces to break out, and the Grizzlies scored as many as 3 people to get 20+ and could only lose.
Let's review the process. In the first half, the two teams were evenly matched, the Warriors lost four points 27-31 in the first quarter, and immediately chased back three points at 25-22 in the second quarter, but they were still behind at halftime. Easy side to fight again, the Warriors played well in the first half of the third quarter, a bit of "brave three crazy" taste, but unfortunately the second half was chased back, and finally won 32-30 only 2 points. In the final quarter, under Curry's outburst, the Warriors won 29-21.
The Warriors actually relied on the performance of two people, Stephen Curry and Gary Payton II, only these two people scored in double figures. Payton Jr. scored 22 points, a new career high for the Warriors, shooting four three-pointers, also a new high. Curry played 37 minutes, shooting 13-of-22, including 8-of-14 three-pointers and 12-of-12 from the free throw line, with 46 points, 4 rebounds, 4 assists and 2 steals, plus-minus +15.
In the most critical moments, Curry can always stand up, with three-pointers, with a layup that bursts to the inside line, to help the Warriors stabilize the situation, which is a great achievement. The Grizzlies were depressed, the whole team played very well, and even three of them got 20+, Morant 21 points and 6 assists, Melton 20 points and 9 rebounds, and Jalan Jackson Jr. had 20 points and 5 rebounds. But despite this, they can only accept the fate of losing.
The Grizzlies are a tough piece of bone that's hard to gnaw on, especially against the Warriors, and often play well. But in this game, they were unlucky and met the super god Curry. After this game, the Warriors continued to rank second in the league with 26 wins and 6 losses. The Grizzlies, on the other hand, are 19-14 and fourth in the West.