On January 15, Beijing time, the NBA regular season Warriors dueled against the Bulls. The first quarter of the game was almost half a quarter, Curry suffered an accident, the back of the head was elbowed by DeRozan, Curry was in a bit of pain at that moment, fortunately, the problem was not big.
In the latest issue of the MVP list, Curry fell out of the top five for the first time, ranking sixth, a new low. In fact, it is also a portrayal of his recent state. Since breaking the all-time three-point record, in January, he averaged just 19.7 points per game, shooting 33.9 percent from the field and 28.1 percent from three-point range.
Against the Bulls, Curry continued to heat up slowly, shooting 1 of the first 4 and 3 of 3 from three-point range. Fortunately, the teammates opened the offense, Poole hit three points in a row, Porter and Wiggins also scored three points, and the Warriors also started ahead of the opponent, and the counter-attack was the main guest.
With 6 minutes and 53 seconds left in the first quarter, there was an accident on the court. Wiggins pushed forward with the ball at the back, Curry stepped forward to cover for him, and when DeRozan went around the cover, there was a flick of the hand, and the elbow hit curry the back of the head.
The moment Curry was hit, he squatted directly on the ground in pain, touching the back of his head, and his expression was painful. Then he slowly got up, grinning his teeth and looking a little uncomfortable. Judging from the slow-motion replay, DeRozan's hand-waving action should actually be upgraded. At the time, the referee only gave ordinary fouls.
Fortunately, Curry did not have much of a problem, and slowed down to continue to play. Still, after 8 minutes of playing, he still didn't score three points.