Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry sent the Sacramento Kings home with a loss
Whether it's the preseason, regular season, or postseason, Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry is going to dominate. This seems to especially be the case when Curry faces the Sacramento Kings, who he sent home last postseason with a 50-point performance in Game 7. Facing Sacramento again on Wednesday night in a preseason contest, Curry finished off a comeback victory with a game-winning step-back three.
Speaking after the game, Curry shared a hilarious reaction to the game-winner as his teammate Gary Payton II walked by, saying,"Gary said there's no better defense than he plays on me in practice, so that was nothing. That was nothing." Not wanting overtime in a preseason game, Curry went for the three and the win, getting both with that shot. Even in the preseason it's remarkable watching what Curry can do on a basketball court. Creating a ton of separation with one quick step-back, Curry drained the deep right wing three for the win, keeping Golden State undefeated in the preseason.
While these games of course do not officially count, they do mean something for a Warriors group that wants to hit the ground running to begin a crucial season. Building positive habits and momentum in the preseason can certainly give Golden State good rhythm entering the regular season, which is always a good thing.
Any time Steph Curry is on the court there is a chance for something special to happen, and that was again the case in this one.NBA Basketball - INACTIVE
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