Warriors’ Stephen Curry Once Left Clippers’ Paul George In Utter Disbelief Over His Speed And Shooting Ability
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Stephen Curry has been instrumental for the Warriors over the years. In their every successful season, he has been the front runner in terms of contributing to the team. Steph has been the face of the Warriors pretty much since his debut. He has not only evolved the Warriors’ game but also changed the approach of many others who play the game of basketball. He has made the game his own and has proved his shooting prowess time and again.
Steph is a player with absolutely no bad blood with any other player as such. This only proves how good he is on and off the court. He has much rather left many NBA stars speechless and in utter disbelief with his shooting ability. One such player at the receiving end of Steph’s brilliance was Paul George.
"I think you just have to know where he is at. He's so good. He's got the complete package offensively… He's mastered how to get free without dribbling the ball. He's just so elusive and quick. One second you look away, he's gone."
Paul George on guarding Stephen Curry. pic.twitter.com/Ol02XeBVm0
— Tomer Azarly (@TomerAzarly) October 22, 2021
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“I think you just have to know where he is at. He’s so good, he’s got the complete package offensively… He’s mastered how to get free without dribbling the ball, he’s just so elusive and quick. One second you look away, he’s gone.” Paul George said in his post-game interview.
He continued, “He shoots it so quick that you can’t allow him to get free. That’s just what it is, when he gets going like that, you gotta just crowd him and try to force him to play into his body. You gotta try to wear him out.”
Stephen Curry with 45 left Paul George’s 29 ineffective
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Steph Curry caught fire in the 2nd game of the season for the Warriors against Paul George and Los Angeles Clippers. ‘Chef Curry’ was cooking and the Clippers had no answer.
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Steph was at his absolute best as he scored 45 points along with 10 rebounds. Those 45 points included 8 three-pointers out of 13 attempted. PG13 scored the most points from the Clippers team. He had 29 points, 11 rebounds and 6 assists as the Clippers fell short by just 2 points in a 115-113 defeat against the Warriors in their first game of the season. For the Warriors, it was their 2nd win in 2 games played at the start of the season.
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PG13 gave his honest opinion about the well-known fact that Steph Curry at his best is unstoppable. Paul George had it tough guarding Steph and he recognized how good a player Steph is. The way players like Paul George and others have talked about Curry in the past clearly proves how much respect he has earned from his opponents.
Edited by:
Ankit Sharma