Today, this season's NBA All-Star Game is officially held in Cleveland. After two days of warm-up, the Cleveland All-Stars reached their climax. On this day, in addition to the All-Star Game to play, the more important thing is to award and pay tribute.
At the beginning of the season, the NBA officially selected the 76 superstars for the 75th anniversary, and today is to give an award to the superstars who can be present, and everyone gets together to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the NBA.
And in the All-Star Game, Curry's performance was the best. In the first half, Curry shot eight three-pointers in less than 15 minutes of playing time, breaking the NBA All-Star Game record for halftime three-point shots. In addition, the NBA All-Star Game record for three-pointers in a single game is the 9 held by Paul George.
Entering the third quarter, Curry continued to feel hot, scoring two three-pointers in a row, directly breaking George's record. Next, Curry set a new record with every three-pointer curry he made in the All-Star Game.
The whole game entered the final moment, according to the rules, which team won first with 163 points. Before James made that back-to-back mid-range shot to pick up the "Golden Rooster Independence," Curry made a total of 16 three-pointers and blasted down a terrifying 50 points. Both James and Curry were born in Akron, so they were both home players at the Cleveland All-Star Game.
With "LeBron" beating "Durant" 163-160, Curry was named all-Star Game MVP without suspense, the first AMVP of his career. At this point, Curry already has a regular season MVP and ANVP, just like the FMVP in the Finals. If the Warriors give a little strength this season, maybe Curry can really realize his dream.