At one point during last night's Mavericks/Warriors game, Dallas was leading Golden State by 20 points. So if you had the game on in the first quarter and thought, "Meh, I'm not staying up to watch this," and went to bed, we don't blame you. But you ended up missing one hell of a game, with Stephen Curry going off for 51 points and the Warriors rebounding to win the game 128-114.
So how did Curry do it? Well, the real question is: How didn't he do it? As usual, Curry dropped a flurry of three-pointers. He was 10-for-16 from behind the three-point line. But as you can see in the video above, he didn't just fire up threes. He also crossed guys over and hit midrange shots, drove down the lane to make difficult runners, and went 9-for-11 from the free-throw line en route to the second 50-point game of his career. He was literally unstoppable and, while the Mavs threw just about every defender that they could at him, it was pretty clear that Curry just couldn't miss.
Maybe Dallas would have had more luck if Rajon Rondo wasn't stuck on the sideline with an eye and nose injury? Eh, DOUBT IT. Chef Curry was cooking.
Only question left now is: What's ESPN going to serve in the cafeteria today? Curry lamb pot pie?
Maybe Dallas would have had more luck if Rajon Rondo wasn't stuck on the sideline with an eye and nose injury? Eh, DOUBT IT. Chef Curry was cooking.
Only question left now is: What's ESPN going to serve in the cafeteria today? Curry lamb pot pie?
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