On May 10, Beijing time, in the Western Conference Semifinals G4, the Warriors defeated the Grizzlies 101-98 at home, leading the opponent 3-1 and getting the series match point. In this game, the Warriors' whole team did not feel good, and most of the time was suppressed by the opponent. But Curry threatened in the fourth quarter of the game, scoring 18 points and 1 assist in the single quarter, leading the team to reverse and win the game.
Throughout the game, Curry played 37 minutes and 42 seconds, shooting 10-of-25, including 4-of-14 three-pointers, and scoring 32 points and 8 assists. In the case of a half-court mut, Curry scored 20 points in the fourth quarter (18 points plus 1 assist) to become the Warriors' winning hero.
In addition to the performance on the offensive end, Curry also performed amazingly on the defensive end. In the final moments of the game, Bane pushed Curry when he grabbed the rebound, and was whistled by the referee to push people for fouls. Curry's rebounding card position has played a very important role. At the same time, "Curry Fake Fall" has also appeared on Weibo's hot search.
But through the slow-motion replay, we can see that Bane not only has movements in his hands, but also steps on Curry's heels. The ball was not Curry's fake fall at all, Bane's hands and feet were used together, it was a foul move. Even Grizzlies coach Jenkins, who has always liked to do things, said of the ball: "We (the coaching staff) watched the replay and felt that if we challenged, we couldn't win. ”
Whether it is a slow-motion replay or Jenkins's words, it actually corroborates the fact that Curry did not have a fake fall.