You Never Want To Face Steph Curry After A Single-Digit Game

Two days after getting locked up by the Houston Rockets, Steph Curry helped blow out the Phoenix Suns in just three quarters with 25 points, 6 assists, and a +31 plus-minus. Historically, Curry bounces back strong after a single-digit scoring game, so I wanted to break down how he used on-ball actions and off-ball relocations to help put Phoenix away early. Let’s get into it.

[elishageorgevlogs]

I love this channel but can you do more breakdowns on why we loose games?

[LimitlessTJ]

Don't forget 9 boards for the Chef too 💪🏽

[blacksharkproyoutube]

KD should swallow his pride and join the trio of GSW next year.
He will not get any ring alone.

[fushumang]

Kerr should devise a counter when teams are top-locking Curry. They can punish the team doing that or Curry can run outside the line

[jpchevy]

Honestly I don't think it was Amen Thompson all the way effecting Steph think him being tired along with just missing shots held him to 3 but can't wait to see that 7 game matchup Rockets and Warriors.

[zachariah-binyisrayl]

y'all HATERS/DOUBTERS ready to take my WARRIORS seriously You better be. 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆💍💍💍💍💍

[Leo-ncyx]

Honestly, I'm still worried about Steph, he's having way more inconsistent games this season than he ever had in a decade.
Time caught up to him inevitably, his last prime was 2022-2023 when he still got MVP-level performances but was brought down by the whole team. Last season he was still elite, but you can see him losing that edge for a little bit, now this season it has been obvious.