The Golden State Warriors are looking to avoid a second defeat in a row – something unprecedented this season – at the Orlando Magic reception this morning (3:00) in San Francisco.
Top West and best-rated in the championship – only the Phoenix Suns set a record of 19 wins and 4 losses – can look forward to yet another inspiring performance from Steph Curry, who also has a new opportunity to be in this match, nearing his personal record.
Baseman Steve Kerr is chasing Ray Allen, the most triplets in NBA history, who needs 23 more to become the best player of all time.
After passing Reggie Miller (2560 in 1389 games), Steph Curry (2951 in 784 games) took aim at the former champion of Boston and Miami (2973 in 1300 games).
A challenge perfect for the 33-year-old superstar, who warmed up his final game – defeat to San Antonio Spurs – and tested his aim … on the bench and off baseline. Successful, of course.
