We’re apparently still in the part of Curry’s career when the only way to slow him down is to make him defend (hoping to tire out someone who doesn’t get tired), not foul, and pray. The book will be thrown at Curry all of it will be futile. They can instruct Reaves to take his flop magic to a different level. They can stick Jarred Vanderbilt on Curry and hope all that length and size will be a deterrent. They can bring the big up in aggressive drop coverage. He’s drilling pull-ups all over the court, shooting just over 60 percent inside the arc, always moving, and forever dragging two defenders toward him when the ball isn’t in his hands. It makes the heading of this blurb a trick question. Sometimes, there are no answers for greatness. Sticking Terence Davis on him instead of Davion Mitchell was a mistake, but it’s not one Mike Brown will lose much sleep over. Coming off a 50-point Game 7 in Sacramento that has Rembrandt blushing, Curry is better than he’s ever been. You know that scene in Deep Impact when Téa Leoni is standing on the beach, hugging her dad, waiting for a world-ending tidal wave to hit land? Steph is what happens when a comet crashes into the ocean. 1 overall pick, and moreīut from what we know about both teams and how they played in Round 1, here are five questions that may decide who will reach the Western Conference finals. LeBron and Wiggins missed the teams’ final encounter in early March.Ĭheck out our daily predictions hub for the 2022-23 championship, the no. The third was right after the All-Star break, with James and Davis combining for 25 points as Ty Jerome went off for 20 without Andrew Wiggins or Curry. The next came two days after the trade deadline, without James or Curry. (The Lakers won three of them.) One came on opening night. It’s hard to take anything meaningful away from the four matchups between these teams in the regular season. Anthony Davis, Draymond Green, Klay Thompson, and the great Austin Reaves are all set to convene for what could be a showstopping second-round event. Thanks to an unforgettable Game 7 on Sunday afternoon that featured one of the most impressive playoff performances ever, Steph Curry vs. Two of the league’s most recognizable brands, a pair of icons who’ve done more to revolutionize the sport than anybody since Michael Jordan, several other future Hall of Famers, and a shared history that’s the stuff of legends will all be on display. It’s hard to think of a more appealing matchup for the NBA (and its broadcast partners).
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