Stephen Curry talks Warrior haters, chasing 73 and having fun with its

Feb 28, 2016, 07:25

In a game that felt more like a Western Conference Finals matchup, the Golden State Warriors beat the Oklahoma City Thunder when Stephen Curry drained a 35-foot three-pointer with less than one second to go. Despite Curry's spectacular night, the team played fairly sloppy, committing an excessive 21 turnovers. "We're going to need all the juice and the execution, and we're going to need to be really good to win". However, they get to change all of that when they entertain the Golden State Warriors at their home fortress, the Chesapeake Energy Arena.

After Westbrook missed a 14-footer, Curry dribbled the ball down and casually hit the 32-footer with 0.7 left to end the game and seal a classic performance for the ages.

In a recent interview with Bay Area News Group podcast "Warriors Plus/Minus", the player expanded on previous chatters on how other teams could take down the Warriors.

As expected, both teams lead their respective divisions as the Thunder are looking to break history, while the Warriors are looking for the respect as one of the best teams in the league.

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OKC was in control for most of the second half, and things looked bleak for Golden State when Curry exited the game after turning his ankle in the third quarter.

Curry gets the honor because his shooting, far more than anything else, kept the Warriors within range before he destroyed Oklahoma City. Russell Westbrook scored 44 points to lead the Thunder in a losing cause.

Durant responded with a 3-pointer with 14.5 seconds left to put the Thunder up 103-99.

According to oddsmakers from online sports book RealBet.eu, Golden State is a 3.5-point favorite versus Oklahoma City while the total now sits at a whopping 233.5 points.

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Steph finished with 46 points and six assists. In addition to their trio, the Warriors rely on players like Harrison Barnes, Andrew Bogut, Andre Iguodala, and the rest of their bench that have allowed Curry to sit out several entire fourth quarters throughout the season.

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Stephen Curry is literally a cheat code at this point, this is something that we all know by now.

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