This is how Michael Jordan operated, going on the road and reminding the home team why they have no shot.
He only played 35 minutes and took 19 shots. But he also had seven assists, five rebounds, two steals, a block. While James Harden disappeared, totaling 17 points on 3 of 16 shooting, Curry torched the Rockets from every angle — long-range bombs, high-arching finger rolls, running bank shots, drive-and-dishes. The Rockets were helpless.
This is what Kobe Bryant used to do, test his opponents’ worthiness by going for the jugular.
Curry scored just three points in the first quarter and the Warriors led by 12. So what does Curry do? He puts up 15 in the second quarter, pushing the Warriors’ lead to 25 at the half.
This is how Larry Bird rolled, dominating to the point fans give up jeering and just admire.
By the third quarter, Curry was styling. Delivering crushing 3 after crushing 3, stifling any kindling of a comeback. He scored 19 in the third.
After one of his corner 3-pointers, a fan in a Rockets shirt reached out for a handshake.
“I watched (Jordan) a lot,” Andre Iguodala said, digesting his teammate. “He won but he won gracefully. He wasn’t exerting too much energy He wasn’t forcing anything. It all came within like this beautiful flow. When you know you’ve got someone like that who is that great, you’re not going to panic. The game he had, it was that flow. He wasn’t forcing shots. He wasn’t just dribbling until he took a shot. It was flow. Making a pass. Running a play. Hitting the cut. Make the defense pay for a mistake. If he continues to do that, he will go down as one of the greats.”
Purvis Short, the Warriors legend known for his shooting, walked into the postgame locker room with a smile. The Houston resident just stood there for a moment, taking in the buzz, before walking over to dap Curry.
Short was still warm and fuzzy inside from what he’d just witnessed, Curry’s performance for the ages. For Short, a prolific scorer with a mastery of shooting touch, watching Curry is akin to a religious experience.
He understood that we were watching a player, a team, that doesn’t come around too often. And he was soaking in the experience.
“It’s unbelievable. I sit on the edge of my seat every time he gets the ball,” Short said. “Amen.”相关的主题文章：


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