Stephen Curry drops 52 when warriors win wild vs. grizzlies

Memphis, Tenn. – Last time Stephen Curry And Golden State played in Memphis, was held without a goal, and the warriors lost by 51 points.

Curry did not remember the frustration of this loss in December. And on Tuesday evening there was no repetition.

Curry fired a 3-clinic during the game and joined a dozen of a long range on his way to 52-point power when the warriors defeated Grizzlies 134-125.

“I actually forgot,” Curry said as he asked if the previous team was motivated. “I was just a little focused on how big this game was for us.”

The victory moved Golden State around Memphis to fifth place to the western conference and fighters benefited in two areas. Golden State won the 3-1 season, basically giving warriors leading two games over Grizzlies in the ranking.

Curry was attached to his first five shots, including four 3-outs, and was 11 out of 16 in half, including 8 out of 10 of the distance. His 32 points in the first half gave the warriors a lead, but had to endure.

It was Curry 27. The game with at least 10 3s produced, by far the most in the history of the league (former teammate Klay Thompson is the second with nine), according to ESPN research.

Curry said he felt rejuvenated after he took a week off at the end of last month and recovered from the left pelvic bruise. He still wears a pad to protect injuries, but he cleans his mind and physically helped him.

“I feel in a good rhythm,” he said. “A week off helped. The tank is quite full.”

Curry’s score of 52 points, 10 rebounds and 8 assists have been marked for the first time when the golden state player hit these brands since Rick Barry (64 points, 10 rebounds, 9 assists) against Portland 26 March 1974.

He also went through Curry’s night Jerry West and moved to the 25th place in the NBA All-Time Boring list.

“I had a little emotional about that,” Curry said about browsing West. “It was strange. In his memory. What he meant for our organization, league, for the world of basketball. … that’s a logo.”

Warriors coach Steve Kerr characterized Curry’s performance as “incredible”. Kerr, who saw a lot of Curry’s spectacular nights, couldn’t believe one shot in the second quarter and turned away from the court in disbelief.

“Fifty -two points with people have been covered, the whole game long,” Kerr said, adding, “I watched it for 11 years and actually longer than I became his coach. … You get a real feeling of only the size of his talent.

“This guy is amazing to watch.”

But as we were strange, a long -time teammate put it in a perspective when he asked if it was Curry’s best game.

“Hell, no. No chance,” Draymond Green said. “I’ve been playing with him for 15 years. I can’t remember the best of my head, but that’s not.”

Associated Press contributed to this report.