I used to watch the Warriors play, and I felt very steady, no matter how much I fell behind, I didn't lose confidence, and I felt that the final victory always belonged to Curry and his teammates.
Watching the Warriors game now, I feel very anxious, even if I have more leads, it is not very reassuring, lest the opponent take the game away with a fierce force.
Yesterday's game with the Clippers was smooth sailing in the early stage, and Curry gave a supernatural performance, but in the end he was buried by the iron-clad and persistent Klay.
In today's game against the Jazz, Klay, who was reduced to a substitute, was extremely efficient, and his career broke through the 15,000-point mark, which is gratifying. However, seeing his expressionless shot, his stubbornness to shoot, although he got the highest score in the team, but, to put it mildly, people feel like a nerve knife or a return to the light in a trance.
If Curry hadn't saved the team with free throws at the last moment, yesterday's tragedy would have happened again.
Clay, who became a substitute, this milestone of 15,000 points has really become "mileage sadness".
Isn't it all too clear that whoever is in good shape will be allowed to play, whoever has a good hand will pass the ball to whomever will be on the field, and whoever is in stable form at the last moment will be left on the field?
The road to simplicity. Why is it so complicated?
The current Warriors have directly become Coach Kerr's formation test field, and they have all reached this point, and it seems that they have not yet found a suitable way to start and win. The young players are so energetic that they are still shrouded in the shadow of meritorious basketball.
Could it be that the world's highest-level league can't get rid of the constraints of human sophistication? Whoever is on the league and who is not, who is reused or not, still has to eat and give gifts to pull relationships?
Perhaps, the fans are just outsiders and can't see through the inside of the team. However, Curry's fans can't stand it anymore: this unborn superstar, 35 years old, is still so dedicated, still at the peak, as the team management, don't be entangled in "both" and "and" and "also", you must run around Curry and arrange the lineup, which is the key to the team being able to go further.
As Curry, don't always be so good-tempered. For the understanding and tolerance of the good brother Klay, the other party must also respond with sincere actions, and also start from the reality that he has been seriously injured, and make corresponding adjustments and changes for the achievements of the good brother Curry. Otherwise, it would be too ignorant.
Perhaps, there are still people who talk about the data: In this game, Curry played abnormally, shooting only 4 of 14, including 2 of 8 three-pointers, 6 of 8 free throws, only 16 points, 2 rebounds and 10 assists, and also had 4 turnovers, with a shooting rate as low as 28.6%. The rest of the Warriors combined for 45-of-78 shooting, a whopping 57.7 percent shooting.
That's a bit unreasonable, isn't it? When did Curry care about his stats? There have been so many check-ins in the past three quarters, if it's for the data, it's okay to score 80 points. He's a player who can sacrifice himself to win, and he's a good partner who can think about his players. It wasn't a good game, but those 10 assists were the key, it was he who sorted out the game and energized his teammates. You know, this is a back-to-back game, and you can't expect a 35-year-old who relies on outside shots to play all the games.
Curry's value lies in the fact that he can adjust at any time according to his own state, and he is not forced to shoot like Klay. The boss of a team, a superstar, took just 14 shots in a game. Doesn't that explain a verse?
In order to repay the fans who support the Warriors, in order to give Curry more honor at the beginning of his career and enter the end of his career, and give him a reasonable place in history, the management and coaching staff of the Warriors, you have to have a long snack!