When you wake up, the Warriors have won another victory!
In the just-concluded game, the Warriors won 113-104 against the Grizzlies.
Curry blasted 46 points, 4 rebounds, 4 assists and 2 steals in a single game.
To say one horrible thing, Curry may have evolved again.
Everything has to start with the Warriors' defeat to the Suns three weeks ago.
Coach Monti sent Bridges to keep an eye on the entire defense from the backcourt, one person squatting on the inside line, the remaining three people on standby, once Curry approached the one-meter range outside the three-point line, or tried to break into the inside line, he staged a multi-person bag clip play.
This method of catching a person against made Curry extremely uncomfortable, and in the game that day, Curry shot 4 of 21 and scored only 12 points, regretting the Suns.
For a long time afterward, teams followed the Suns' defensive tactics, with one player staring from the back and the others crossing the midline to start packing.
The team's targeted defense caused Curry to drop his average points per game by nearly two points and his shooting percentage to nearly 40 percent.
This is only the situation before the start of this game.
The opponent of this game, the Grizzlies, defeated the Warriors in the play-offs last season to grab a key playoff spot, and this season, they also beat the Warriors.
As a result, although Morant is still a newcomer, he is already regarded as one of Curry's fierce rivals.
In other words, playing warriors, they have the most experience.
Like other teams, Dillon began to play curry from midfield, with Bain, Morant, Melton, Jarren Jackson Jr. and other backcourt players waiting to pinch Curry.
And Curry? After more than a dozen epic-level packs, he seems to have become familiar with this intensity and can respond to fierce confrontations like a fish. Playing 32 minutes, shooting 13-of-22 from the field, 8-of-14 from three-point range, he scored 46 points, 4 rebounds, 4 assists and 2 steals.
In one game, Curry brushed up N records: Curry hit 155 consecutive three-pointers, setting a new record for the second longest in history, and the longest in history was held by himself in 157 games. Curry became the first player to break 160 three-pointers this season and surpass Dwight Howard in career scoring totals to currently rank 58th all-time.
Curry has scored 40+ points five times this season, ranking first in the league. Curry hit five three-pointers in a single game in his 19th game of the season, the league's first; his ninth single-game hit 7 three-pointers, the league's first; and his sixth single-game hit eight three-pointers, ranking first in the league. Curry scored 10 free throws in a single game for the second time of the season and hit all of them.
Six records were broken in one game, but the most jaw-dropping was the last one.
Imhomed, Curry hit a free throw is simple, but getting 12 free throws is not easy. It's no exaggeration to say that Curry may be the only player in history to take double-digit free throws in a single game, and I still think he has fewer free throws.
Before some fans questioned, the Warriors played too many three-pointers, not good.
Imhomation, the Warriors' basketball is good to look at, not only do they have superstars like Curry, but also small people like Peyton Jr. who get up from the bottom. He scored four three-pointers in a single game to set a career three-point record; he scored 22 points in a single game, breaking his career record.
When many fans complained that the Warriors did not fit their basketball, they began to create their own era.