Steph Curry Fell Into The Stands, Asked Clippers Fans If They Saw The Dagger Go In, and That's Cold-Blooded Basketball
Steph Curry is 38 years old. He's dealing with injury. And none of that matters because the man is still out here hitting daggers and asking opposing fans if they actually saw the shot fall. That's the energy we're talking about.
Last night, Curry went nuclear against the Clippers in a big Warriors win. But it wasn't just the volume of buckets that made the difference. It was the moment. It was the vibe. It was Curry launching the dagger, tumbling into the Clippers crowd, and then turning to ask the fans around him if the shot even went in. That's not swagger. That's not even confidence. That's cold-blooded.
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We've seen this movie before. Curry doing his shimmy. Chomp on the mouthguard. Dancing around the court like he's playing in the driveway instead of the NBA playoffs. The NBA is objectively better when he's out there doing this stuff. And at the end of his career, when he's got injury concerns hanging over his head, he's still finding ways to be the most ice-cold assassin in the league.
Remember the Olympics? Four three-pointers in two minutes and 11 seconds to close out France for the gold medal. That's the DNA we're talking about. Steph doesn't just make big shots. He makes them when it matters most, and he makes them look like it's nothing.
The Clippers Are Used To This By Now
Look, I feel bad for Clippers fans, but they've gotta be expecting this by now. You see Steph and the Warriors in the playoffs against the Clippers? You already know what's going to happen. It's not a question. It's not a maybe. It's a certainty.
At least those Clippers fans got an awesome video out of it. They knew they weren't walking out of this one with a win, so they might as well have gotten the privilege of watching one of the greatest shooters ever to play the game stick the dagger right in their faces and ask about it.
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