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Stephen Curry was brilliant as the Golden State Warriors took a pivotal Game 3 win over the Houston Rockets.
The club entered the matchup with a bit of insecurity as they don't perform as well when Jimmy Butler isn't in the lineup.
After a nasty Game 2 fall, Butler missed the recent contest for the Warriors.
Without the star forward, Curry carried the load, leaving the Chase Center rocking.
En route to a 104-93 victory, the legendary guard poured in 36 points on 12-of-23 shooting, adding seven rebounds, nine assists, one steal and two blocks.
The four-time NBA champion controlled the game, helping Golden State take a 2-1 series lead.
The best part? Butler will likely be back in the lineup for Game 4 as the Warriors play a second-straight home game, with the squad having a chance to take a 3-1 series lead.
However, without the star forward, Curry was able to make NBA history on Saturday night. He passed Tony Parker on the all-time playoff scoring list.
Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry (30) controls the ball as Houston Rockets forward Dillon Brooks (9) defends during the second quarter at Toyota Center.Troy Taormina-Imagn Images
Winning four NBA titles makes it a bit easier, but Curry's brilliant resume got a boost on Saturday night as he passed Parker on the all-time playoff scoring list.
"Steph Curry just passed Tony Parker (4,045 career playoff points) for 10th on the NBA all-time career playoff points list. He now has 4,047 career playoff points and counting," Marc Grandi shared on X.
It's clear Curry would like to extend Golden State's playoff run, as he can continue to pile onto his playoff point total with a strong run this season.
Parker is a four-time NBA champion in his own regard as a Hall of Fame guard.
The Davidson guard is on his way to joining the French guard in the Hall of Fame when his career comes to a close, but it's clear there is plenty in the tank for Curry.
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The club entered the matchup with a bit of insecurity as they don't perform as well when Jimmy Butler isn't in the lineup.
After a nasty Game 2 fall, Butler missed the recent contest for the Warriors.
Without the star forward, Curry carried the load, leaving the Chase Center rocking.
En route to a 104-93 victory, the legendary guard poured in 36 points on 12-of-23 shooting, adding seven rebounds, nine assists, one steal and two blocks.
The four-time NBA champion controlled the game, helping Golden State take a 2-1 series lead.
The best part? Butler will likely be back in the lineup for Game 4 as the Warriors play a second-straight home game, with the squad having a chance to take a 3-1 series lead.
However, without the star forward, Curry was able to make NBA history on Saturday night. He passed Tony Parker on the all-time playoff scoring list.
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Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry (30) controls the ball as Houston Rockets forward Dillon Brooks (9) defends during the second quarter at Toyota Center.Troy Taormina-Imagn Images
Curry makes NBA history against Rockets
Winning four NBA titles makes it a bit easier, but Curry's brilliant resume got a boost on Saturday night as he passed Parker on the all-time playoff scoring list.
"Steph Curry just passed Tony Parker (4,045 career playoff points) for 10th on the NBA all-time career playoff points list. He now has 4,047 career playoff points and counting," Marc Grandi shared on X.
It's clear Curry would like to extend Golden State's playoff run, as he can continue to pile onto his playoff point total with a strong run this season.
Parker is a four-time NBA champion in his own regard as a Hall of Fame guard.
The Davidson guard is on his way to joining the French guard in the Hall of Fame when his career comes to a close, but it's clear there is plenty in the tank for Curry.
Continue reading...
