Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson hit dagger threes to end the Grizzlies
Stephen Curry is the Golden State Warriors’ franchise player. However, Stephen Curry joined the team, and took a backseat. When the Warriors were purchased by new owners, they were determined to turn the team into a champion. As a result, the Warriors’ core was traded. The reason Stephen Curry stayed is because the Warriors’ ownership felt he had the potential to lead the Warriors to a championship.
Stephen Curry spent the first three years of his career missing the playoffs. First, Stephen Curry was a rookie fighting for minutes in 2010. Second, Stephen Curry battled ankle injuries during the 2011 season. Thirdly, Stephen Curry’s supporting cast had not fully arrived. In 2011, Klay Thompson was drafted. Despite missing the playoffs, Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson built chemistry.
Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson were joined by Draymond Green in 2012. During the 2012-13 season, the Warriors made their first playoff appearance. Now, Steph, Klay, and Draymond are the veterans on a young team. After a 29-8 start, the Warriors stumbled to a 53-29 record. As the West’s third seed, they were playing the second seeded Grizzlies.
Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson showed the Grizzlies why they won three titles. After Game 5, the Grizzlies felt they would beat the Warriors. Through most of Game 6, the Grizzlies played the Warriors close. At the end of the game, Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson ran the Grizzlies out of the series with their threes.
Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson hit dagger threes to end the Grizzlies
