Golden State Warriors star player Stephen Curry names his game against the Celtics as his favourite all-time one
Four-time NBA Champion Stephen Curry mentions that their fourth game this year against the Boston side is his favourite game of all time.
Steph, like every other season, has been a consistent performer for his side this season too. At the time of writing, the Warriors are having an 8-win to 10-loss record this season which they undoubtedly are looking to improve.
In their win against Houston Rockets Steph, Klay and Andrew created history with a combined 23 3-pointers in a match, the most made by a trio in an NBA match, however, this was not among his favourite games.
Stephen Curry’s Comment On His Game Against Celtics
Last year’s Finals MVP recently appeared in the podcast episode of “The Old Man and The Three” in which he explained why game 4 of this season meant so much to him.
“Game 4 was like, one: you know how big the game is — you lose that game … go down 3-1, you might as well not even play after that, so you know how big that game is,” “We slowly gain some momentum and I think we were down, I hit that one shot and I started yelling at the crowd,” Curry recalled. “I was like, ‘This is going to be a different m———–g game.’ “
The Celtics fans created the perfect environment for their home side by criticizing the Warriors to which he continued “For me, I wanted to lead that even though we were still down in the first quarter and I was like, ‘I don’t know really what I’m talking about but let’s go,’ and kind of manifested a three-game run that was for the books,”
“And Game 4 was definitely my favourite game of my career because of the stakes that were a part of it and the fact we lose that game, who knows if we ever win a championship again.”
Curry contributed 43 points and will keep the memories of this match for a long period.
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