On May 10, Beijing time, when Curry has been crowned the first "Mr. 3,000 Three Points" in the history of the NBA regular season, Curry has ushered in another important milestone in the playoffs. Curry has already scored three points in the G4 game of the Western Conference Semifinals, becoming the first player in NBA history to achieve a 500 three-point milestone in the playoffs and continuing to consolidate his throne as the first outside marksman in history.
When Grizzlies rising star Bane previously said that he was the best three-point shooter in the league besides Curry, it was both Bane's confidence in his own strength and reflected Curry's greatness in three-point shooting. Curry has surpassed Ray Allen in the regular season of the season to be crowned the all-time regular-season three-pointer in NBA history, and has since become the first 3,000-pointer in regular season history.
Curry continues to write a legend in the playoffs, and he has hit 499 three-pointers in his playoff career before this game, just one three-point mark away from the historical miracle of 500 three-pointers. In the first eight playoff games of the season, Curry averaged 3.6 three-pointers per game, ranking fourth in the league playoffs, and at the top of the list is teammate Tang Shen averaging 3.9 three-pointers per game, and Edwards and Bane 3.8 three-pointers and 3.7 three-pointers, respectively.
In this Western Conference semifinal g4 game against the Grizzlies, Curry once again ushered in a showdown between the Grizzlies' young stars. Curry continued to exert his offensive prowess on the pitch, where he became one of the team's offensive arrows. Although the Warriors made 0-of-10 three-pointers in the first quarter and continued to play iron in the second quarter, as Curry hit his first three-pointer in this game, he successfully reached the 500 three-point milestone in his playoff career, becoming the first person in playoff history, leaving James behind him with 432 three-pointers.
Curry also went on to set a number of career milestone records:
First, Curry became the first player in NBA playoff history to reach the 500 three-point milestone.
Second, Curry became the "double material three-point king" in the history of the NBA with three points in the regular season + three points in the playoffs, and the first in the history of double events.
Third, Curry has 3117 three-pointers in the regular season + 500 three-pointers in the playoffs, and the total three-pointers have reached 3617 three-pointers, ranking first in history, and it is expected to reach the milestone of 4000 three-pointers in the regular season + playoffs next season.
Fourth, Curry became the first player in NBA playoff history to achieve at least 3,000 points + 500 three-pointers.
Fifth, Curry reached the 500 three-point milestone with only 121 playoff games, while James played 266 playoff games to hit 432 three-pointers, no doubt Curry's efficiency is far superior to James.
(Text/Drunken Floating Life)