Steph Curry makes history with 50 points in Game 7 win vs Kings
Stephen Curry is one of the NBA’s greatest players of all-time. Some are making the argument that Steph is the best point guard in NBA history. However, it wasn’t supposed to be this way. When Curry joined the league, Derrick Rose and John Wall were the rising point guards on the rise. In the end, Steph Curry not only surpassed them, but he also became an all-time great. This season, the Golden State Warriors failed to win 50 games. As a result, they were the West’s sixth seed, this season. Today, the eliminated the Sacramento Kings in Game 7. Curry brought it home with a historic performance.
Stephen Curry has enjoyed an amazing career trajectory. When he was drafted, Steph was more of a project. A three point specialist, back then that wasn’t as important as it is now. As a result, most felt Curry would make a great role player. Early in his career, he was a second option, as Monta Ellis was clearly the Warriors’ leader. Over time, Steph assumed that role. Eventually, he led Golden State to four championships.
Stephen Curry and the Warriors looked like they’d lose to the Sacramento Kings. Golden State fell behind 2-0 in their first round series. However, when the series went back to San Francisco, Steph had two huge games to tie the series, 2-2. After that, they went to Sacramento to win Game 5, taking a 3-2 lead. Game 6 was lackluster, as the Kings got a blowout win. That was it for Sacramento, as Curry became the first player in NBA history to score 50 points in a Game 7 to get the Warriors the 4-3 series win.
Steph Curry makes history with 50 points in Game 7 win vs Kings
