Stephen Currys 38-foot-in-dynamics shifter for warriors

New York-Stephen Curry took a Bounce Pass from Jimmy Butler on the edge of the half-court logo by Brooklyn Nets with her back to the Golden State Warriors basket and three seconds in the first half on Thursday.

Without taking a dribble, Curry started a turnaround 3 pointer between two Nets defenders from 38 feet, which met the floor of the network. Even according to Curry’s standards to bury ridiculous 3-point bombs, the level of difficulty was high in this case.

When Curry saw that the shot brought in with 0.3 on the left, he ran down the place with an elevated hand and directly into the tunnel towards the Warriors’ changing room.

Curry showed a show in Brooklyn when he scored 40 points and hit seven 3-point counter to facilitate Golden State for a 22-point deficit and defeat the Nets 121-119 before 18.413 in the Barclays Center.

At the end, just like in Madison Square Garden, on Tuesday evening with 114-102 against the Knicks against the Knicks, hummed and roared a large part of the amount of streets like a home of the Warriors for Curry.

“Fortunately, most people can make this shot,” said Warrior’s teammate Draymond Green. “(But) We all knew that this shot was admitted. It really changed the dynamics. I think that’s the second time, this road trip that he has changed you.

The Warriors completed a five-game east coast trip 4: 1, with Butler the only loss in Philadelphia because of backpasms in Philadelphia. During the majority of this trip, the Warriors Curry’s hot hand. He began the route in Orlando with a 56-point explosion and 12 3-clod, which were highlighted by a 56-foot half-time near the Magic half-court logo when winning 121-115.

“I just think that the level of difficulty is so crazy,” Green said about Curry’s offensive excursions on this trip. “You could see that a type scored 40 points and like ‘man, he had a good game.’ But when you see that he scores 40 points, it is completely different because … he literally organizes a show.

“It is like looking at a Cirque du Soleil or something. It is not a typical show that you will see. It is a whole range of different acrobatics that go into them.”

On this journey, to which stations in Orlando, Philadelphia, his hometown Charlotte, Manhattan and Brookly, Curry’s fans came out and made their voices to hear. And Curry tried not to disappoint, an average of 34.8 points and 7.8 templates, while he scored 32 3 points during this period. It is 11 3 points away from expanding his record of most 3-point career to 4,000.

“Steph just had an incredible journey that made a show in every city,” said Warriors coach Steve Kerr. “What he does is amazing. Only the show he prepares, the joy he brings so many fans who come to see him play in all these different cities. Every fan base loves Steph and there is a reason why he is an incredible performer.”

However, this in Brooklyn required a large comeback. The Nets opened the game with a 27-5 lead. Since the Warriors had acquired Butler, Golden State has played with so much confidence.

It completed its second comeback from a deficit of 20 or more with butler in the line -up. The Warriors 1-10 went before the butler trade when they stayed by 20 or more.

With Butler in the line-up, the warriors are 10-1 and 35-28. You are in sixth place in the Western Conference classification and three games behind Houston in fifth place. Curry has been revitalized by the addition of Butler with an average of 30.3 points at 51-44-90 shooting. Since Butler’s Warriors’ debut on February 8, according to ESPN Research.

And the highlight recordings just get on. Curry said that he does not practice the Turnaround 3 pointer from the logo he hit in Brooklyn. He admitted that he was a little surprised.

“This is not in the exercise routine,” said Curry. “But you have an idea of ​​where you are on the pitch and as strange as it may sound, it was a kind of rhythm shot because you don’t really have a different thought than just trying to pick it up.

“However, it surprised me. That’s why I just ran into the changing room.”