“Never Seen That Before”: Andre Iguodala Was Flabbergasted By Stephen Curry’s Turn Around 3 Pointer During the 2013 Playoffs
“Never Seen That Before”: Andre Iguodala Was Flabbergasted By Stephen Curry’s Turn Around 3 Pointer During the 2013 Playoffs
Stephen Curry averaged a staggering 24.3 points, 9.3 assists, and 4.3 rebounds in the 2013 Playoffs series against the Denver Nuggets. Stephen Curry has solidified himself as one of the game’s greatest players. Being the best marksman we’ve ever witnessed shoot the ball, the Golden State Warriors leader has managed to revolutionize the NBA. Since… The post “Never Seen That Before”: Andre Iguodala Was Flabbergasted By Stephen Curry’s Turn Around 3 Pointer During the 2013 Playoffs appeared first on The SportsRush.
has solidified himself as one of the game’s greatest players. Being the best marksman we’ve ever witnessed shoot the ball, the Golden State Warriors leader has managed to revolutionize the NBA. Since stepping foot onto the hardwood in 2009, The Baby-Faced Assassin used his accurate shooting as an unfair advantage over his opponents and managed to rack up a pretty illustrious resume. A staked trophy cabinet of Chef Curry’s is highlighted with his 2 MVPs, 4 championships, and 1 Finals MVP, among a long list of other impressive accolades. Over the past few years, especially after GSW’s first championship run, we saw Steph hit turnaround three-pointers. However, back in 2013, when the sharpshooter wasn’t the established superstar he is today, the shifty guard bring out the famous move. Curry was absolutely sensational during GSW’s first-round clash against the Nuggets back in the 2013 Playoffs. In the 6 games, the scrawny 6-foot-3 PG went on to record 24.3/4.3/9.3 on an extremely efficient 46.8/44.2/100 shooting split. However, there was one specific play during the series, that left the entire Denver squad in awe of a younger Curry’s greatness. According to Andre Iguodala, it was SC30’s turnaround three-pointer, which he has popularized recently, that left the Nuggets bench stunned. In an appearance on “ ”, Iggy detailed: The play Andre is talking about occurred midway into the 3rd quarter of Game 1. Here, have a look at the clip. Here’s the play, for those wondering. Game 4, 1st round, 2013 playoffs. — Tommy Gunn (@tgunn21) Yes, when Curry entered the 2009 Draft, he was undeniably the best shooter of the class. However, no one could have possibly imagined that the former Davidson Wildcat would end up becoming the three-point GOAT. Apart from being the only player in history to surpass the 3,000 3-pointers mark, the Warriors icon has virtually all shooting records under his belt. And entering Year 14, he’s looking to grab the ones that are very much doable. Curry can knock down shots from any spot on the hardwood. Hence, the 8-time All-Star witnesses two and sometimes even three defenders guarding him as soon as he crosses the half-court line. That’s just how ungodly talented the 2-time scoring champ is.