At 9:00 a.m. Beijing time on January 12, the Golden State Warriors challenged the Memphis Grizzlies on the road. In the end, the Golden State Warriors lost 108-116 on the road. Although the Warriors lost, Curry began to pick up slightly in the third quarter in the first half of the game, helping the team to tighten the score, and in the second half of the game also exceeded the score, but the Warriors still failed to hold on, and finally Curry cut a triple-double, with 27 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists.
In this game, Curry's own performance is a bit like his own career, the first half of the stumbling situation, Curry's own mentality is not affected, do what he can do on the field, and then the third quarter began to prepare for the momentum, and finally did his best to show himself.
In fact, not only is it the career of entering the NBA, Curry has been questioned and despised before entering the college basketball life. But Curry used his own performance to make those who doubted him shut up, and the story behind this made people feel how great Curry was along the way.
Since Curry entered the NBA league in 2009, Stephen Curry has earned himself countless applause through his performances in the NBA and changed the way modern basketball is played with three-pointers. Behind the applause is also sweat, Curry is not the best player on the NBA from the beginning, and when he first entered the league, he also struggled with the Performance of the Golden State Warriors. Even before entering the NBA, Curry did not enter his ideal Virginia Tech basketball game, and Curry ultimately chose the unknown Davidson College.
It all started when Curry was in high school, when curry was actively recruited by coaches at Davidson College, but not because his basketball abilities on the court were incredible, as his college coach Bob McGillup revealed in interviews these two days. In conversations with GQ Magazine, Curry's college coach told a story about Curry struggling in the AAU Tournament in high school, when davis academy scouts were scouting Curry, but Curry didn't play well, or even badly.
Curry's college coach Bob McKillup said: "The summer before his senior year, we went to see him in Las Vegas for the AAU Championship. He played in one of the small gymnasiums, not the main stadium. There were very few people in the game, even fewer coaches and scouts, only a few people watching him (Curry) play, I felt fine, not anyone paid attention to him. ”
He went on to say, "But! Curry, he behaved badly. He passed the ball to the stands, he couldn't get a pass from his teammates, he dribbled the ball to his feet and couldn't shoot. But I also saw that in that game, he never once blamed the referee or blamed his teammates. He was always cheering on the bench and cheering his teammates on, he looked into the eyes of his coaches and listened to their guidance, and he never flinched. I was impressed. ”
Obviously, coach Bob saw Curry's potential superstar mentality at that time, and as a result, Curry's mentality was also very obvious in college, Curry once had a game in college, because the opposing team had a simple bag against Curry, and finally let Curry's teammates have a chance to play 4 to 3, and finally Davis Academy won the game, but Curry scored zero points, but that game also made Curry famous all over the United States, and everyone wondered how good Curry's shooting was to make the opponent make such a sacrifice.
After finally entering the league, Curry's personality also allowed him to thrive in the Golden State Warriors, playing side by side with superstars such as Kevin Durant and Klay Thompson.
However, Curry has really improved a lot as a player after going to college, averaging 25.3 points per game during his three years at Davidson. That made him the 7th pick in the 2009 NBA Draft. Injuries have also slowed his early performances with the Warriors, but Curry is now the winner of three championship rings and two regular-season MVPs after overcoming all the adversity.
(Luo Treasurer)