Curry struggled at the start of the season.
There were two reasons.
First, the sudden surge in NBA-level physical confrontation made the somewhat thin Curry unable to adapt.
Second, the team leader suppressed him, and the team atmosphere was unfriendly, preventing him from being in good form to play.
His offense naturally declined.
Don Nelson had been hesitating between Ellis and Curry, and Curry, as Ellis's subordinate,
would always be passive and never play well.
Eventually... Don Nelson, fueled by D'Antoni, couldn't hold on and chose Monta Ellis.
He thought Curry just couldn't adapt.
The result was that in his second game with the new team, he hit 4 Three-point Shots in a single quarter, scoring a whopping 17 points with astonishing efficiency, leaving Nelson utterly bewildered and exclaiming his confusion!!!
However,
Curry's madness was already unstoppable.
4 Three-point Shots in a single quarter, scoring 17 points.
6 Three-point Shots in the first half, scoring 27 points.
8 Three-point Shots in three quarters, exploding for 36 points.
Dumbfounded.
All the Warriors were stunned, especially Monta Ellis. He never imagined Curry could have such a monstrous breakout.
He didn't know.
During his time with the Warriors, even scoring in double digits was a luxury.
36 points in three quarters, this was simply unbelievable.
"Isn't he possessed by a ghost!"
Ellis couldn't understand.
Don Nelson pinched his thigh hard, crying out in pain, just to confirm it wasn't a dream.
"Why!"
Nelson was also confused, "Why didn't you break out earlier? I would have chosen to make you the starter, Stephen!"
Buzz~
He suddenly understood, "So... D'Antoni was so eager, trading such an excellent Gallinari.
He knew Stephen had the potential for such a breakout and such an amazing performance?!"
That's right.
He wanted Stephen from the beginning, but I intercepted him. So why couldn't I have been more firm?
I was really foolish!"
The more Nelson thought, the clearer it became, and the more he regretted.
What's the use of regret?
You ignored him then, but now you can't reach him.
After Curry hit his 8th Three-point Shot, his gaze remained on Nelson, seeing his look of deep regret.
He felt secretly pleased.
He liked the New York Knicks, but after being drafted by the Warriors, he also intended to dedicate himself to them.
But you didn't value him.
Sorry, Curry isn't someone who would compromise.
So I'm leaving!
I'll stand against you and slap you hard!
"Clap!"
During the quarter break.
Curry went around high-fiving his teammates, thanking them, "Thanks everyone for force-feeding me. It was fun, I enjoyed it, and it was very satisfying!"
"No big deal!"
McGrady waved his hand, "We're just creating opportunities for you. Whether you can finish the offense is up to your own ability."
"That's right."
Su Yan gave a thumbs up: "Stephen is great. It's a waste of talent to be an underling for a lecturing guy like Monta in the Warriors.
Coming to the New York Knicks was the right choice."
"Exactly."
David Lee also echoed, "The New York Knicks are also a team. As long as you have a good opportunity, we'll let you attack."
"Well done, Stephen!"
Coach D'Antoni also praised with a smile, "Tonight's performance is why I desperately wanted to draft you!"
"I wanted to come to the New York Knicks too."
Curry chuckled.
There were twists and turns, but fortunately, the outcome was beautiful.
Now, Curry is here and has had a breakout performance, achieving a... mutual commitment with the New York Knicks!
Soon.
The final quarter confrontation arrived.
With Curry's explosion, the New York Knicks already held a 14-point lead. With 3 minutes and 46 seconds of rotation remaining,
the Warriors narrowed it to 12 points.
The New York Knicks still had a significant advantage, but... if the Warriors pressed hard, they seemed to have a chance.
Seeing hope,
the Warriors put their highest defensive intensity on Curry.
"Tsk!"
Monta Ellis was furious seeing this. A junior he didn't even respect
now required the entire team to guard him.
This contrast... he couldn't accept it at all.
The good news was that after strengthening the defense, Curry, still a rookie, would see his offensive efficiency decline.
The bad news was that Curry wouldn't get carried away; a resounding slap to the Warriors was enough.
No need to completely crush them.
So.
When Curry perceived the sudden increase in defensive intensity, he decisively reduced his offense and passed the ball to his teammates.
Preferably... to Su Yan.
"Not attacking anymore?!"
Su Yan asked after receiving the ball.
"Enough!"
Curry nodded contentedly, and Su Yan also nodded, then smiled again: "Then... let's finish the game!"
As his voice fell.
From the left arc, two meters beyond the Three-point Shot line, Su Yan, who should have passed the ball to Curry again,
shot directly, surprising everyone.
"He just... shot it?!"
Although Maggette's attention was on Curry, his defensive focus on Su Yan hadn't dropped.
However,
such a super long Three-point Shot was truly impossible to defend against!
He could only pray it would miss.
What you fear most happens.
"Swish!"
Su Yan's Three-point Shot arrow was a rocket from hell.
Cold-bloodedly made.
Just one minute later.
Curry, whose touch was hot and in fiery form, completed a one-on-one steal against Monta Ellis.
This was super satisfying.
He didn't stop the ball, delivering a half-court cross-pass precisely to Wilson Chandler in the frontcourt.
Catch the ball, three-step layup.
Holding fire to the sky.
"Boom!"
Another powerful dunk.
In the next possession, Curry took the ball at the left arc, immediately attracting double-team defense from Ellis and Douby.
8 Three-point Shots, 36 points.
Who would dare leave Curry open?
Curry used his Three-point Shot threat, Su Yan used his Off-Ball Movement Lv2, and teammates provided screens.
Easily.
The two easily executed another collaboration.
Left arc.
Su Yan, cutting out, received the ball at the same time and took another stylish half-turn Three-point Shot.
The basketball flew from his fingertips.
Gallinari arrived late; he didn't even have the desire to jump, looking back in astonishment.
"Swish!"
The basketball went straight through the net, splashing ripples.
In less than 2 minutes.
Curry delivered 3 assists and 1 steal, Su Yan hit 2 Three-point Shots, and the two combined to lead the team on an 8-0 run.
Instantly.
The point difference reached 20 points.
Although there were still over 5 minutes left, the Warriors had no chance of a comeback.
Don Nelson glanced at the scoreboard.
He looked at Curry's stats.
36 points, 4 rebounds, 8 assists, 3 steals, and 8 Three-point Shots!
36 points + 8 assists + 8 Three-point Shots.
What is this?
"Super combo guard!"
This was the dominance Don Nelson hoped to see on the court when he intercepted Curry.
Why didn't you perform like this earlier?
Then how could I have traded you?
Or... was it because I didn't give you a chance, because I hesitated between you and Monta, leaving you no room to play?
For a moment.
Don Nelson was a bit confused; he didn't know the reason.
But he knew clearly in his heart that a broken mirror could not be mended; he had lost Curry and would never get him back.
"Beep beep!"
He called a timeout, giving up the game.
Don Nelson was filled with regret!!!
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