Stephen Curry put on a dazzling display of shooting and scoring prowess on Thursday night, leading the Golden State Warriors to a thrilling 121-115 victory over the Orlando Magic. Curry’s 56-point outburst, which included 22 points in the third quarter alone, was a testament to his enduring greatness as a player.
At 36 years old, Curry is defying Father Time and continuing to play at an elite level. His performance against the Magic was a masterclass in shooting, scoring, and overall court awareness. Curry shot 16-of-25 from the field, including 12 3-pointers, and showed no signs of slowing down.
The Warriors’ acquisition of Jimmy Butler at the trade deadline has sparked a new sense of urgency and energy in the team. Since the trade, the Warriors have posted a 7-1 record, with Curry and Butler forming a dynamic duo that has opposing teams scrambling to keep up.
Curry’s performance against the Magic was a reminder that he is still one of the most dominant players in the league. His ability to score from anywhere on the court, combined with his exceptional passing and playmaking skills, makes him a nightmare to defend.
The Warriors’ social media account summed up Curry’s performance perfectly, describing it as “the greatest show in sports.” It’s hard to argue with that assessment, given Curry’s incredible display of skill and athleticism.
As the Warriors continue to push for a playoff spot, they will be relying on Curry to continue delivering performances like the one he had against the Magic. With Butler by his side, Curry is looking more and more like the player who led the Warriors to multiple NBA championships.
The rest of the league had better take notice, because Curry and the Warriors are looking like a formidable force to be reckoned with.
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