Steph Curry single-handedly powered the Golden State Warriors to a thrilling 104-93 victory over the Houston Rockets in Game 3. With Jimmy Butler sidelined, the challenge was immense for the Dubs, but Curry rose to the occasion, delivering a spectacular offensive performance to propel his team to a 2-1 series lead.
The four-time NBA champion dazzled with 36 points on 12 of 23 shooting, including 5 of 13 from 3-point range. He filled the stat sheet with seven rebounds, nine assists, a steal and two blocks across 41 minutes.
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Curry’s masterclass at the Chase Center set social media ablaze, as fans showered praise on the greatest shooter of all time, celebrating his clutch heroics and ability to thrive under pressure.
“That’s how u clutch it LeBron take notes,” a fan commented.
“Typical goat stuff. And the way he gets his numbers is so natural,” commented another fan.
“take a second and just appreciate greatness,” a fan said.
“Maybe the best use of a jab step we have ever seen,” said another user.
“Goat does goat things. Goated mf,” a fan wrote.
“No Jimmy Butler? no problem, Steph Curry got us,” wrote another fan.
Without Steph Curry’s playmaking and scoring brilliance, the Warriors likely would have suffered a blowout loss on their home court. In the first half alone, Golden State failed to register a single point while Curry was off the floor. By the final buzzer, Curry had either scored or assisted on 57 of the Warriors’ 104 points, underscoring his invaluable impact.
Adding to his heroic performance, the Warriors’ superstar etched his name into the history books. Curry became the oldest player in NBA history to record a playoff game with at least 30 points, five rebounds, five assists and five made 3-pointers, leaving fans in awe of yet another iconic display.
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