46 points, 5 rebounds and 5 assists! Curry’s strongest game of the season broke the NBA record, surpassing KD and tying James.

On November 13, the NBA regular season continued, and the Golden State Warriors went away to challenge the San Antonio Spurs. The Warriors were beaten by the defending champion Thunder in the first game of their road trip. Curry received a flagrant foul for the first time in his career. It can be said that he lost without any temper. They desperately needed a victory to stabilize their morale. The Spurs are in the midst of a three-game winning streak. The combination of Bunyama and Fox is unfavorable. They are eager to continue their winning streak at home. In this campaign, the Warriors' starting five are Curry + Butler + Green + Moody + Richard, and the Spurs' starting five are Bunyama + Castle + Fox + Barnes + Vassell.

When the game came on, the Spurs took advantage of their home court to take an early lead. The Warriors' wild three-pointers in a single quarter were not effective, and they dug a 14-point hole in the first quarter. In the second quarter, the Spurs played steadily and maintained the lead. Castle's 3-commitment break became a turning point in the game. The Warriors launched a 9-0 spurt, chasing the point difference to 7 points in one fell swoop. Changing sides to fight again, Yong Sanfeng came as promised, Curry scored 22 points in a single quarter, and the Warriors defeated the Spurs 43-28 in a single quarter, taking the lead in one fell swoop. In the final decisive battle, the two sides fell into a tug-of-war, and the suspense of the game dragged to the end. Butler scored consecutive three-pointers and the Warriors secured the victory. In the end, the Warriors narrowly defeated the Spurs 125-120.

The Spurs once established a huge 16-point lead in the first half, relying on Wenbanyama's unparalleled defensive deterrence and rebounding advantage. After the whole game, the Warriors lost 9 rebounds 40-49, 5 offensive rebounds 8-13, and lost 30 points in interior scoring 22-52. However, when the Warriors found the three-point touch in the second half, the Spurs' defense could no longer stand. At the end of the game, the Warriors took 57 crazy three-pointers and hit 21 of them. In comparison, the Spurs made 14 of 39 shots from beyond the three-point line, completely unable to match the Warriors' indiscriminate bombardment.

Wenbanyama scored a triple-double of 31 points + 15 rebounds + 10 assists, with 8 turnovers, which was a bit eye-catching; Castle scored a triple-double of 23 points + 10 rebounds + 10 assists. According to statistics, this was Castle's first triple-double in his career. He is also the youngest guard to score a triple-double in the history of the Spurs. At the same time, Bunyama and Castle became the first combination in Spurs history to score a triple-double in the same game. Even so, the Spurs were defeated by the Warriors. Butler scored 28 points, 6 rebounds, and 8 assists. In the final quarter, he scored 9 points and 2 three-pointers. According to statistics, Butler has a record of 4 wins and 0 losses against Wenban Yama in his career, and he can be called Wenban's nemesis. In addition to Butler, Curry also played a statement game.

After the game, Curry played 33 minutes, making 13 of 25 shots (5 of 16 three-pointers), 15 of 16 free throws, and scored 46 points, 5 rebounds, 5 assists, and 2 steals. Especially in the third quarter, Curry scored 22 points, which was the key to the Warriors turning the situation around. At the same time, Curry broke multiple NBA records in one game. According to statistics, this is the 43rd time in Curry's career that he has scored 20+ points in a single quarter, breaking his own NBA historical record. At the same time, this is the 73rd time in Curry's career that he has scored 40+ points, surpassing KD to rank ninth in NBA history. In addition, this is the sixth time Curry has scored 45+ after turning 35, tying James for the most in history. In another statistic, this is the 33rd time in Curry's career that he has scored 45+ points with a shooting rate of more than 70%, the most in history! At the same time, Curry averaged 27.1 points per game in the first 10 games of the season, becoming the oldest point guard (37 years and 244 days old) in NBA history to average 25+ points in the first 10 games of the season.

Curry’s strongest game of the season won the house! As an opponent, Castle said frankly: It is extremely difficult to face Curry. Once he enters the state, it is difficult to stop him; as a teammate, Payton Jr. is a bit Versailles. He said: If Curry is completely healthy, he may score 50 points; as a bystander, many NBA Famous mouthpieces all said in unison: Curry becomes more and more demonic as he gets older, teaching young people such as Benyama and Castle a lesson. The ultimate magic ball master is by no means a wasted reputation. As a mentor, Cole made it clear: Curry is the sun in our system and the Duncan of our Warriors. Fans and friends, what do you think of this? Come and leave me a comment to discuss.