16 three-pointers in a single game
With 16 three-pointers in a single game, although it was an All-Star game, Steven Curry still surprised everyone. If no one is watching, how terrifying Stephen Curry's offensive threat on the court is, this game gives the answer. Curry also managed to win the All-Star MVP trophy with 50 points in a single game, as well as being at the home of the Cleveland Cavaliers. But the All-Star is over, and the end of the regular season becomes critical. In this game, Curry will lead the team to challenge the Portland Trail Blazers.
Although the Blazers' record is not as good as the Warriors, only in the tenth place in the West, they have a wave of four consecutive wins in front of the All-Star, and the combination of Simmons Jr. and Hart is impressive. But who would have thought that Nurkic also suffered an injury, but the Blazers signed former Spurs center Yubanks in the free market, which is undoubtedly a key addition to the team.
Curry tandem the team
Steven Curry did not have too eye-catching offensive performance in the first quarter, shooting 2 of 4, 3 of 3 from three points, only 5 points, 1 rebound and 4 assists, but fortunately Klay had 10 points and 3 rebounds on 3-of-4 shooting, and the Warriors still got 31 points, but the Blazers' double-gun Simmons and Hart teamed up to get 18 points to help the team take a 1-point lead. After returning from the second quarter, Steven Curry dominated the game completely, shooting 3 of 6, 3 of 3 from three-point range, 6 of 6 from the free throw line, 13 points in a single quarter, and 3 rebounds and 6 assists.
Under Curry's leadership, the Warriors scored another 39 points in the second quarter, while the Blazers scored only 25 points, and the difference between the two teams reached 13 points. Steven Curry scored 18 points in the first half with 10 assists, the first time curry has had a double assist at halftime since 2017. In the second half, Curry only made one shot, didn't score a goal, but delivered four more assists, and it was clear that he enjoyed the night, watching his teammates score one goal after another. At the end of the third quarter, the Warriors managed to stretch the gap to 27 points.
The suspense was completely lost in the final quarter, and both teams directly replaced the substitute players and announced that the game had entered garbage time. Stephen Curry did not play again, but the Warriors still maintained a good passing ball, the point difference became wider and wider, and finally the Golden State Warriors beat the Portland Trail Blazers by 37 points on the road 132-95, successfully ending the opponent's four-game winning streak.
36 assists, 37 points win
With 18 points, 5 rebounds and 14 assists, most people would think of Chris Paul if you just look at the stats, but that's the stats that Stephen Curry handed over for this game, and it only took 27 minutes. Under Curry's leadership, the Warriors scored 45 goals, delivered 36 assists, and only 12 turnovers, leaving only Moody with no assist stats. From here, you can see what a team basketball team the Warriors are, and what Chris Paul can do, Stephen Curry can actually do.
All 12 players on the Warriors' roster for this game have appeared, and each of them has scored points, and all of them are sports war scores. The whole team scored as many as 8 players in double figures, true team basketball. Klay had 18 points, 5 rebounds and 2 assists, Cumminga had 17 points and 8 rebounds, Poole had 15 points, 2 rebounds and 6 assists, while Wiggins only scored in the third quarter, but scored 10 points in a single quarter, 10 points, 3 rebounds and 2 steals. On the Blazers side, only four people scored in double figures, Simmons Jr. had 22 points, 3 rebounds and 3 assists, Winslow had 14 points, 2 rebounds and 2 assists, Hart had 12 points, 6 rebounds and 4 assists, and Williams had 12 points and 2 rebounds.