Warriors point guard Stephen Curry scored 50 points and hit 16 three-pointers in the All-Star Weekend, which also allowed Curry to finally win the All-Star MVP Trophy.
On February 23, Beijing time, the Warriors' official Twitter released a number of tweets showing Curry's performance in the All-Star Game:
Among them, Stephen Curry can hit 16 three-pointers, which also allows him to break the all-Star record of three points in a single game, so after winning the All-Star MVP, Curry also raised his career achievements to the height of 3 championship trophies, 2 regular season MVP and 1 All-Star MVP.
On the other hand, according to US media reports, former Warriors player Kay Bowman has signed a development league contract with the Spurs Development League subordinate team Austin Spurs:
After suffering a torn precruciate ligament in February last year, Kay Bowman has fully recovered and joined the Austin Spurs, and during the 2019-20 season for the Warriors, Kay Bowman averaged 7.4 points, 2.7 rebounds and 2.9 assists per game.
Finally, it should be mentioned that NBABet has updated the league's latest championship odds:
In the above odds, the Warriors can lead the league with +425 odds, and the Suns can also have +450 odds to win the championship, followed by the Nets, Bucks, 76ers and Heat. This is undoubtedly good news for the Warriors, of course, this is largely due to the injury of the Suns' point guard Chris Paul and the warriors' core interior lineman Draymond Green is about to return.