Beijing time on May 10, when the Warriors continue to sit at home to carry out the G4 game, facing the lack of Morant's Grizzlies they are in a three-point iron dilemma, especially once behind the 12-point gap, Curry's poor outside feel is one of the important factors, this campaign Curry is crowned the first "500 three-pointer" in playoff history, but he only has 4 of 14 three-point shooting stars. Fortunately, Curry stormed the inside line to create a killing performance, not only contributed to the equalizer in the final quarter, but also contributed key free throws in the last minute to lead the team to reverse the victory, contributing 32 + 5 + 8 Warriors to win the number one.
The Warriors turned on the outside crazy iron mode in this game, they scored 0 of 10 three-pointers in the first quarter, and all of the first 15 three-point shots missed the iron, until more than 3 minutes left in the second quarter, only when Porter hit the team's first three-pointer. Curry is also one of the epitome of the Warriors' three-point shooting, and he missed all five three-point shots in the first five games until the end of the first half, when he finally hit a long-range three-point shot before the end of the first half, making him the first player in NBA playoff history to achieve 500 three-point miracles.
In the first half of the crazy iron battle between the two sides, the Warriors only had a three-point crosshair of 20 of 20, including Curry 6 of 6 three-pointers, and the team only scored 38 points in the first two quarters. However, in such a downturn, Curry is still the only player in the Warriors to score in double figures in the first half, and he had 11 points, 2 rebounds and 3 assists on 5 of 11 in the first two quarters, including 4 of 5 of 5 from two points, supporting the Warriors' offensive responsibility.
It's just that after Curry entered the second half, his shooting was still limited, and in the third quarter Curry hit 7-of-7 crazy iron, only hitting a three-point shot on the outside to score 3 points. Fortunately, four assists from the third quarter also helped the Warriors chase points when they were behind double digits at one point.
Curry gradually recovered in the final quarter to find the feeling of the outside offensive, he gradually used the offensive style of the inside out of the box to lead the team to the score, and with more than 7 minutes left in the final quarter, Curry hit his third three-pointer to chase only 3 points. After the Grizzlies scored consecutive points in return, Curry also led the team to continue to fight back, and hit his fourth three-pointer with 4 minutes and 55 seconds left to chase only 1 point, becoming the Warriors' point-chasing hero.
After that, the two sides continued to fight to close the score, and Curry's difficult jump shot helped the Warriors chase to a 90-90 draw. The two teams continued to frantically attack the inside line to create damage, Curry won a foul with 45.7 seconds left, and the key two free throws helped the Warriors to rebound by one point again. Curry also successfully stuck the position to cause opponents to foul, Curry continued to steady two free throws, continue to help the Warriors expand the advantage. The Grizzlies continued to grab points and chase points, and Curry was also fouled again, and he hit consecutive free throws again, eventually helping the Warriors to beat the Grizzlies to get the game point.
Curry used this performance to continue to set several career milestones in the playoffs:
First, Curry became the first player in NBA playoff history to reach the 500 three-point milestone.
Second, Curry won the NBA's all-time regular season three-pointer + playoff three-pointer, the first in the history of the double "double material three-point king".
Third, Curry has 3117 three-pointers in the regular season + 500 + three-pointers in the playoffs, and the total three-pointers have exceeded 3600 three-points to rank first in history, and it is expected to impact the regular season + playoff 4000 three-point milestone next season.
Fourth, Curry became the first player in NBA playoff history to achieve at least 3,000 points + 500 three-pointers.
Fifth, Curry only used 121 playoff games to achieve the 500 three-point milestone, and James behind him played 266 playoff games, hitting 432 three-pointers, no doubt Curry is far more efficient than James.
Sixth, Curry hit 1,057 goals in the playoffs, surpassing the Suns core Paul 1,057 goals, surpassing Wolves Garnett by 1,059 goals, and rising to 28th on the NBA's all-time playoff record, the previous being the glider Drexler's 1,076 goals.
Seventh, Curry made playoff free throws, surpassing Hall of Fame legend Oscar Robertson with 655 free throws and Elvin Hayes with 656 free throws to rise to 50th in playoff history.
Eighth, Curry ushered in the playoff 3200-point milestone in the playoffs, becoming the 21st Mr. 3200-pointer in NBA playoff history, the previous being Harden's 3389 points. As for active players, Curry ranks fourth in playoff totals, behind James with 7631 points, Durant with 4559 points and Harden with 3389 points.
Ninth, Curry surpassed Lakers 3 title James Worthy 2329 shots and Lords Bill Russell 2335 times to rise to 27th in playoff history, the previous one being Knicks legend Ewing's 2353 shots.
In the tenth, Curry surpassed retired kevin Johnson in 594 free throws to rise to the 42nd place in the playoffs all-time free throw shooting list, the former being Knicks legendary center Ewing who hit 597 free throws.
(Text/Drunken Floating Life)