The Warriors are approaching the top ten: Curry's 42+11 three-pointers set a number of all-time firsts and 23,000 points to the milestone

On February 9, Beijing time, the Warriors played the Pacers away, and the Warriors were the second game in a back-to-back. Curry started the no-solution mode early, he scored 18 points on 6-of-6 three-pointers in the first quarter, scored 29 points on 8 three-pointers in the first half, and led the Warriors to gradually expand the 20+ lead in the second half, and finally the Warriors easily defeated the Pacers to win 3 consecutive wins and approach the top 10 in the West. After Curry scored only 9 points in the last game, he clocked out early in this game, and ushered in the 23,000-point milestone with a super performance of 11 three-pointers and 42 points, crushing Haliburton with 5 points and 11 assists, leading the Warriors to 3 consecutive wins to continue to hit the higher rankings and approach the play-off spot.

Curry used his outstanding performance to set a number of records, especially a number of all-time firsts:

First, Curry hit at least 6 three-pointers in a single quarter for the 10th time in his career (including the playoffs), ranking first in history, far ahead of Klay and Lillard, who were second, only 4 times.

Second, for the fourth time in his career, Curry shot at least 90% from the field and scored 25+ in the half, ranking first in history.

Third, in the past 10 seasons, Curry hit 8+ three-pointers 5 times in the half, tying Klay for the first place in history, and Lillard 2nd in history with 4 times.

Fourth, Curry made at least nine three-pointers in history with 79 attempts, far ahead of second Lillard with 29, third Klay with 24, fourth with Harden with 22 and fifth with 14 for JR.

Fifth, Curry continues to break his all-time record for the most three-point shots.

Sixth, Curry ranked first in the league for the second time this season with 10+ three-pointers in a single game.

Seventh, Curry set a new personal record for the highest three-pointer in a single game this season, after hitting 10 three-pointers in a single game.

The two sides met for the first time this season, with the Warriors missing Klay, Paul and Payton Jr., and the Pacers having already traded away Hield. Curry and Haliburton ushered in the focus of the point guards of the new and old generations, Curry started the crazy shooting mode early in the first quarter, he contributed 100% of the 6 in the single quarter, and all of them were outside three-point shots, and one person scored 18 points unstoppable. defeated Haliburton in the point guard duel, after all, Haliburton scored 0 points in 1 of 1 in the first quarter, and only 7 assists became Haliburton's fig leaf. Curry's winning performance on the offensive end led the Warriors to suppress the Pacers by 45 points in the first quarter and maintained an 11-point lead at 45-34 in the first quarter.

Entering the second quarter of the game, Curry continued his hot hand, even if he finally missed a shot from the outside, but Curry scored another 11 points on 4-of-5 shooting in the second quarter, especially two more three-pointers from the outside. In the first half of the game, Curry played 16 minutes and 38 seconds, and has contributed 10 of 11 super high shooting targets, especially 8 of 9 outside three-pointers, plus 1 of 1 free throws, has scored 29 points, 2 rebounds and 2 assists, and has a plus/minus of +14 in the game.

Curry continued to crush Haliburton, who scored 0 points on 0-of-3 shooting in the first half, while Haliburton had 8 assists, 1 steal and 1 block, but also had 2 turnovers. Although the Pacers scored in double figures in the first two quarters, no one scored 15 points, and the Warriors only had Curry scoring 29 points and Kuminga scoring 10 points in double figures, still leading the Pacers 70-58 in the first half.

Curry's offensive momentum slowed down in the third quarter, and he only scored 7 points on 2-of-9 shooting in the third quarter, but hit another three-pointer from the outside, leading the Warriors to a 25-18 net 7-7 win in the third quarter, and the Warriors extended a 19-point lead at 95-76 at the end of the third quarter. Curry has been 13 of 20 in the first three quarters, especially hitting 9 three-pointers from the outside, and the 36 points continue to be unresolved, and Curry also continued to suppress Haliburton's 1-of-6 performance with only 3 points and 9 assists.

At the beginning of the final quarter, Kuminga slammed a dunk to extend a 21-point advantage, and the Pacers fought back to chase points, and Curry hit his 10th three-pointer to help the Warriors extend their 19-point lead at 117-98 again. The Pacers continued to chase down points, and Curry hit another three-pointer as the Warriors extended their 120-100 lead by 20 points. Curry crushed Haliburton with a super performance, and also led the Warriors to continue to control the situation and defeat the Pacers, Curry led the team to a wave of 3 consecutive wins to continue to approach the top 10 in the West, and also saw the hope of returning to the Western Conference play-off map.

(Text/Drunken Sleeping)