NBA: Curry’s help against the Lakers

The Golden State Warriors perimeter player surprised everyone at the start of the game against the Los Angeles Lakers

The NBA resumed its activity after the break for the All-Star Game that took place in Indiana. The competition’s most important players took advantage of a few days off to get back on track in the most important part of the regular season. There will be several games; especially in the middle and upper part of the table, which does not end in defining important situations and where the protagonists are more committed, trying to find the best location. In that context, Thursday brought an interesting rivalry between the Golden State Warriors and the Los Angeles Lakers, direct rivals in the West.

Right from the beginning of the game, Stephen Curry started to set the pace of the game. The Warriors will win the duel 128 to 110, against an opponent without Lebron James on the roster. Almost three minutes had passed since Curry threw the jewel of the night. In a quick departure from San Francisco, The perimeter player surprised everyone (even his own teammates), with help from his back and not looking at Andrew Wiggins. The same competition is the one that echoed its social networks with a question to fans How did he do that?

The Warriors have won nine of the last eleven games played in the NBA. They are currently tenth in the Western Conference, but hot on the heels of the Lakers, who have three games to play. In last night’s win, Stephen completed his scoresheet with 32 points (six of 13 on three-pointers) and eight assists. It was an important night for the perimeter player, who reached 6,000 goal passes in the NBA; becoming the first player in the franchise to reach this number. He is the eighth player in NBA history accumulating 23,000 points and 6,000 assists, including James, Russell Westbrook, Kobe Bryant, James Harden, Oscar Robertson, Jerry West and John Havlicek.