The Golden State Warriors kicked off their preseason with an exciting game against the Los Angeles Clippers at the Stan Sheriff Center in Hawaii. In a nail-biting matchup, Stephen Curry’s team managed to edge out the Clippers with a narrow 90-91 victory.
Curry, who only played 14 minutes, was the focal point for fans throughout the game. When head coach Steve Kerr benched him, fans were visibly shocked, anxiously calling for Curry’s return to the court. As the clock ticked to the final five seconds, “We want Curry” chants echoed in the arena.
The scenario proved the Warriors’ fan base’s deep trust and dependence on their star player. Despite the tense moments, the Warriors closed the game with a win, putting them ahead 1-0 in the preseason.
Curry’s leadership has been vital to the Warriors since he was drafted as the No. 7 pick in 2009. Over the years, he has earned the unwavering loyalty of the fan base by guiding the team to four championships.
However, this offseason saw a significant shift with Curry’s longtime teammate, Klay Thompson, leaving to join the Dallas Mavericks. This departure has only amplified the fans’ reliance on Curry to steer the team through challenging moments.
Stephen Curry Shines as Warriors Edge Out Clippers in Preseason Thriller
Stephen Curry kicked off the preseason with a solid performance, contributing 9 points, 1 rebound, and two assists in the Golden State Warriors’ narrow win. While Curry’s presence was pivotal, he wasn’t the only standout. Lindy Waters III and Moses Moody also played key roles in securing the Warriors’ victory.
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Waters III impressed with 15 points, three rebounds, and one assist. Moody added 12 points, 4 rebounds, and one assist to round out a well-balanced Warriors effort.
On the Clippers’ side, James Harden and Ivica Zubac put up strong efforts to lead their team to a win. Harden recorded 13 points, two rebounds, and one assist, while Zubac added 14 points, six rebounds, and one assist.
Norman Powell and Kobe Brown also chipped in with 11 points each. But it wasn’t enough to prevent the team from falling short. The Warriors are set to face the Sacramento Kings in their next preseason game on October 10.
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