Stephen Curry humiliates Jaylen Brown by crossing him up on reach in
Stephen Curry is a veteran when it comes to the NBA Finals. Tonight, Stephen Curry began his sixth NBA Finals appearance. Being that, Stephen Curry is the veteran, the Golden State Warriors have been given the edge. However, the Boston Celtics are not an easy out. As a result, most people have said the Warriors and Celtics will go to a Game 7.
Stephen Curry has played in six NBA Finals. In Curry’s first four appearances, the Warriors won Game 1. When the Warriors played the Toronto Raptors, they lost Game 1. As a result, Curry’s Warriors lost that series. A series of unfortunate events took place. Kevin Durant and Klay Thompson got injured. A depleted Warriors squad still almost forced a Game 7.
Stephen Curry played like a man determined to win. After Curry won the first ever Western Conference Finals MVP, he got that postseason trophy. Tonight, Stephen Curry played like he wanted a Finals MVP award. Unfortunately for Curry, the Warriors lost. In the third quarter, Stephen Curry welcomed Jaylen Brown to the Finals, though. Brown reached in for the steal and Curry put him on roller skates.
Stephen Curry humiliates Jaylen Brown by crossing him up on reach in
