On February 15, Beijing time, the NBA regular season Warriors played against the Clippers. Curry played 33 minutes, shooting 11-of-18 and 8-of-13 from three-point range, with 33 points, 2 rebounds and 2 assists. Unfortunately, the teammates were in a slump, and as a result, with 7 minutes and 11 seconds left in the fourth quarter, Curry was replaced and the Warriors gave up the game.
In this battle, Curry also set a record. 1. Curry scored 15+ in the first quarter in 52 career attempts, second only to Kobe Bryant (54) and James Harden (53).
Curry scored 26 points at halftime without rebounds, assists, steals or blocks, the league's highest halftime score since 2015 without rebounds, assists, steals or blocks.
3. Curry hit at least 8 three-pointers in a single game for the 74th time in his career, continuing to rank first in history.
Facing the Clippers, although the opponent was missing Card and George, and the new Powell also fell. However, the Warriors started by falling behind. Fortunately, Curry broke out and helped the team bite the score.
After a throw-and-shoot opened the feel, Curry was out of control, and since then, he has completed six consecutive shots, including four three-pointers in a row. It is worth mentioning that Curry installed another one, and after the three-point shot, he turned around early to face the Clippers fans, and this three-point shot was also a steady hit.
After Curry hit four consecutive three-pointers, Mayweather, the boxer who watched from the sidelines, was also happy. In the second quarter of the game, Curry continued the fiery feel. In the final moments of the half, he hit another three-point shot, and in this way, throughout the first half, he shot 9 of 11, 7 of 3-pointers, and got 26 points.
You know, in the past 21 games against the Clippers, Curry has averaged 30.4 points per game, shooting 53% from the field and 47% from three-point range. It seems that as soon as he hits the Clippers, he will come to power.
However, the teammates around Curry in this battle are quite depressed. At the end of the third quarter, Curry scored 30 points while his teammates only Wiggins scored in double figures. Teammates around them continued to slump in the fourth quarter, and after the Clippers stretched the gap to 21 points, with 7 minutes and 11 seconds left in the fourth quarter, the Warriors gave up the game and replaced Curry.
Back on the bench, Curry was in a depressed mood, watching the ball with his chin in his hand, the towel covering his head, and the frustration overflowed, and the rest of the Warriors should wake up.