Tag Archives: Stephen Curry

Long rebounds, scramble plays and loose balls have become the Warriors’ best friends

Posted on April 27, 2015 by Steinmetz

There was a sequence in Game 4 of the Pelicans-Warriors series that — once again — reinforced what I’ve been thinking for a little while now: The Golden State Warriors can win it all. The sequence was the kind of … Continue reading →

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Curry’s game-tying 3 a thing of beauty; Gordon’s 3 in OT and Evans’ blunder pure ugly

Posted on April 24, 2015 by Steinmetz

Stephen Curry made the biggest shot. We all know that. His circus 3-pointer at the end of regulation tied the game for the Warriors, and they eventually brought it home 123-119 in overtime against the Pelicans. The Warriors are now … Continue reading →

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Why foul intentionally? Because 3-pointers are a dime-a-dozen

Posted on April 21, 2015 by Steinmetz

We’ve seen it a few times already in the postseason — one team intentionally fouling another team’s bad free-throw shooter. “Hack-a-Whoever” has become a legit issue in the NBA and there’s a reason it has: Because there are respected people … Continue reading →

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