Stephen Curry is currently shooting pure plutonium. On Saturday night, Curry scored 11 3-points, giving him 36 tries over his past four games, en route to 47 points, but that was not enough as the Warriors battled in the 119-114 battlefield between the two teams. the Celtics case. find their progress at the right time.
The loss broke Golden State’s five-game victory.
Boston has now won six in a row.
Jayson Tatum, on a tear of his own, went from side to side with Curry and finished with 44 points. But the story was and is Curry, who has hit at least ten three-pointers in three of his last four games. Per ESPN Statistics and Information, no other player in history has recorded three such games over an entire season.
History does not stop there. Curry has now scored ten points in ten consecutive games, tying Kobe Bryant’s NBA record for players 33 or older.
Curry also joined Kobe and Michael Jordan as the only players in history, at least 33 years old, to score four 40-point games in a calendar month, with 41, 53, 42 and 47 so far in April. Look at the flight this man is on:
Over this ten-game team, Curry averaged 39.1 points on 48.5 percent 3-point shooting. Over his past five, Curry averaged 44 points on 58/54/91, and he has made more three-pointers (36) in the past week than four entire teams (Magic, Kings, Pelicans and Wizards).
The only thing Curry can possibly stop now is his left ankle, which he adjusted on Saturday in the fourth quarter. He stayed in the game and played the rest of the way, but if he has to miss any time, the Warriors could be in trouble. They currently occupy the No. 9 spot in the West, one game in the losing column at San Antonio no. 10 and just two games in 11th place, which would fall outside the playoffs and land Golden State. in the lottery.