Stephen Curry was responsible for 32 of the Golden State Warriors’ 101 points in their victory over the Memphis Grizzlies in Game 4 of the NBA Conference Semifinals.
On Monday night, the 9th, Golden State Warriors and Memphis Grizzlies faced each other at the Chase Center in a match valid for Game 4 of the Western Conference semifinals. Coming into the match with a 2-1 lead on the overall scoreboard, the hosts had an impressive performance by Stephen Curry to secure another victory.
Without already Morant, the Memphis Grizzlies had the complicated mission of not letting the Warriors take advantage of the series, but they were unsuccessful. Leading most of the match, the visitors saw the six-time champions grow at the end and turn the game around in the last period of the game.
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With 32 points scored, Stephen Curry was the big name of the match and led the Warriors to victory. Even though he stood out, shirt 30 had the help of Andrew Wiggins (17), Klay Thompson (14), Jordan Poole (14), Otto Porter (12) and also from Draymond Green who had an impressive defensive performance.
On the other side, in the absence of their greatest ace, the Grizzlies saw the collective stand out and divided the points well. The team’s scorer in the match was Jaren Jackson Jr. who scored 21 points. In addition to him, the team had four more players who surpassed the ten-point mark in the match.
Another record broken by Curry shared the spotlight with the Warriors winning the match. At the end of the second period, shirt 30 reached the number of 500 threes converted in Playoffs and became the first player in history to reach the mark. With the triumph, the hosts went 3-1 in the series and need just one more victory to reach the conference final.
Steph Curry becomes the first player in NBA History with 500 career three-pointers made in the Playoffs! #NBA75 pic.twitter.com/P2HpyVdhbI
— NBA (@NBA) May 10, 2022
Source: sportbuzz
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