Warriors’ Steph Curry beats her own Cavaliers in the fourth round in another stunning performance

Earlier this week, after watching Steph curry and Golden Empire Warriors defeat brooklyn network, Our own James Herbert thought watching them this season was about jumping into a time machine. As if to prove his point, Curry showed up on Thursday night and put together another stunning performance reminiscent of his MVP days.

He played it all with success: nonstop moves, daring 3-point efforts, flashy passes. Ultimately, he finished with 40 points, four rebounds and six assists on 15 of 27 from the field and 9/16 from the ground 3 points in the Warriors’ 104-89 win over the previous one. Cleveland Cavaliers. This is the fourth game he has scored 40 points in this season and the 38th time in his career, he has scored at least 9 3-pointers. According to ESPN Stats and Information, he now has nine more 3-pointers games as of April (10) than any other player in NBA their entire NBA career.

That alone made him headlines, but Curry always found a way to make each performance special in some way. On Thursday night, he did so by overtaking the Cavaliers himself in the fourth round (20-8) as he led the Warriors to a 13-point comeback.

Dropping 13 points into the fourth round, Curry started with a treble and never looked back. He led the Warriors in a 17-0 game, scoring 13 of them himself. His moves and shots kept the Cavaliers apart, and when they started overplaying to keep him from being seen by everyone outside, he just went back and tried to make a few moves. work.

There’s an area where Curry sometimes gets into, where he just operates on a different level from everyone else, and the fourth round with the Cavs definitely qualifies. It was an absolute joy to see him go like that, and every time you do, you realize that we’ll never see something like this again.

After his 40 points against the Cavs, Curry now has up to 29.4 points per game, which puts him ahead Kevin Durant to lead the league. Of course, there’s still a long way to go, but Curry has a real chance to win his second straight goalscorer and third overall – something only nine other players have done.