During a few previous matches, Stephen Curry, who has owned the NBA’s Most Valuable Player award for two times was not in the right form. He was looking lost, and the shots were not going in the right direction. However, the whole team was playing good expect Stephen Curry.
But in Sunday’s match, people saw the real Curry. In the third quarter match, Curry successfully made his seven shots which included two long 3-pointers, and he scored 18 points in the game which was a team-high point. That was equal to his highest point total that he had scored in the Western Conference finals first two games.
Stephen Curry’s 35- point effort in the Golden States has to lead the team to win by 126-85 victory. Golden State has a 2-1 lead in the series, and one more game is still there to be played. Commenting on this, Steve Kerr, Coach of the team stated “We have seen this before for many time with Steph, and all it takes is one. Admitting their mistake, D’Antoni, coach of Houston stated they made a mistake by not taking curry seriously.
No doubt that was Curry’s big night and he made 11 of his last 13 shots. Apart from that Kevin Durant scored 25 points, Draymond Green scored 10 points, 17 rebounds, and six assists. Due to his left knee issues, he was not able to play for around one month. He came back in Golden State’s Western Conference’s Game 2. He played the match against New Orleans and also show some nice gameplay in the match played against the Pelicans.
However, the team has created a record on Sunday. Because it was the largest win in Golden State’s playoff history. Apart from that, it was the 16th consecutive playoff victory for the team at home. The team has broken the record set in the year 1990 and 1991 by Michael Jordan’s Chicago Bulls.
