The Golden State Warriors recently engaged in a thrilling matchup against the Denver Nuggets at Chase Center. Stephen Curry displayed his incredible talents throughout the game. However, there was a moment when a teammate unintentionally limited his scoring opportunities.
During the second quarter, Curry tried to sink a critical three-pointer. However, the moment was somewhat chaotic, as Buddy Hield inadvertently played tight defense on Curry, blocking his path.
Recognizing the predicament, Curry deftly nudged Hield aside, creating just enough space to hit the three-pointer. When the incident video surfaced on social media, it created a buzz among fans.
steph tryna shoot but buddy hield all up in his face 😂 pic.twitter.com/FFZzrw6APy
— nana (@namxsj) April 5, 2025
Steph Curry played for 32 minutes, scoring 36 points, five assists, and two rebounds. Buddy Hield contributed in 17 minutes, scoring 5 points and grabbing two rebounds. Brandin Podziemski had a significant impact on the game as well, scoring 26 points, recording six assists, and securing eight rebounds. These strong performances helped the Warriors secure a 118-104 victory over the Nuggets.
Steve Kerr Commends Stephen Curry For His Impressive Play
Stephen Curry has performed exceptionally well for the Warriors during a crucial season. In a recent game against the Los Angeles Lakers, he showcased his dominance on the court again. His outstanding play has contributed to the team’s five-game winning streak in the ongoing 2024-25 NBA season. After their victory against the Nuggets, Warriors head coach Steve Kerr praised Curry for his impressive performance.
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“In three different cities at 37. He looked so fast out there tonight, and I think maybe it’s the most underrated part of his game, is his conditioning. Just incredible what he does out there, especially considering how much attention he draws defensively, how much pressure people put on him, and he handles it night after night and flourishes.” Kerr said (via ESPN).
The Warriors currently hold the fifth spot in the Western Conference standings with a 46-31 record. They will play the next game against the Houston Rockets at Chase Center.
