Throughout the first half of the National Basketball Association season it seems that no player or team, for that matter, has been able to figure out how to guard Golden State Warriors’ point guard Steph Curry. “Obviously quickness and speed might deteriorate as you go through your career, but I think the way that I play the game will last a good while”.
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Gash, off night can’t stop Stephen Curry and Warriors against Knicks: Stephen Curry was being pulled in different directions as he tried to navigate his way to the media scrum that awaited him outside the Warriors’ locker room late Sunday night.
Curry, who once lit the Garden up with 11 three-pointers and 54 points in February of 2013, had a rare off night with 13 points on 5-for-17 shooting.
Amare Stoudemire had 12 points and 12 rebounds for his first double-double of the season and the Heat also got 17 points apiece from Dwyane Wade and Luol Deng. Even with this interesting defensive move, Curry and the rest of the Warriors team, unlike 2013, left NY with a victory. Instead of moving the feet laterally, just go schoolyard style with the hand on the forehead.
“One hundred percent the best shooter all-time”, Mullin said of Curry. “I didn’t want him to raise up”.
For those looking to find a way still, just understand this one thing: This method won’t work. Draymond Green finished with 20 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists. But given that the Red Rooster will make $34 million less than Anthony over this year and the next two, and that he’s 4 years younger (putting him closer to Porzingis’ age curve), I wonder whether Phil Jackson would ask for a take-back if he could on that Melo-for-Gallo trade. “If we keep playing the way we are, they’re going to score 150”. Three of their losses were predictable because players were missing and they were on the road. “I love his father (former Hornets guard Dell Curry)”, Lee said.
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Overall, he’s just a worker, he’s taken advantage of every opportunity he has been given and as the team continues to learn Steve Kerr’s offense (with Kerr actually coaching) I imagine we’ll see Green get even better.
