That Stephen Curry He is the best shooter in the history of NBA it’s nothing new. And that he has an uncanny ability to dunk the ball from the 3-point line, or even from much greater distances. But the star of Golden state He never ceases to amaze whenever he showcases his skills. And his latest pearl has aroused skepticism among several social network users, who have not dared to believe what they have seen.
Is that the Sports Illustrated Twitter account has published a video in which Curry, dressed in civilian clothes, is seen putting five balls in a row … from 30 meters away. The 34-year-old point guard takes the balls from a cart located near the painted area of one of the California franchise’s training fields and throws them, with a very particular style, towards the basket at the other end. And no one is wrong.
The images have generated a debate on networks. Is the video real or has it been edited? Whatever the truth, the truth is that the post has had more than 10 million views, nearly 111,000 likes, and has been retweeted some 22,000 times.
Curry continues to enjoy and impress with his marksmanship in his spare time. But also performing on the pitch. He was his side’s second goalscorer in Saturday’s 120-101 win houston from the local. The point guard had 30 points: 10-of-21 shooting from the field, with a 47.1 ERA on three-pointers -8-for-17-, as well as 2-of-3 free throws.
So far this season, he’s averaging 30.8 points (on 44.1% from 3-point range), 6.7 rebounds and 7.1 assists per game. And it is one of the reasons for the return of Golden State, which had a difficult start to the season, but is catching up.
The defending champion Warriors have lost seven of their first ten league games. But they raised and have now won seven of their last ten games. They added two wins at home over the weekend: they batted Friday 119-111 Chicago (with 19 points by Curry, who made 4-of-8 3-pointers) and scored that game win against the Rockets the next day.
The San Francisco team – which will host Indiana on Monday – is sixth in the Western Conference, with a record of 13 wins and 11 losses.
Source: Clarin
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