The Warriors made a free throw to win their second consecutive victory! The whole team celebrated wildly, but who paid attention to Curry s actions?

On November 15, in the NBA Cup group stage, the Warriors defeated the Spurs 109-108 in an away game and achieved 2 consecutive victories. The two teams played very close in this game, and the point difference never widened, and the score also took the lead alternately. The Spurs once took the initiative at the critical moment, but the Warriors relied on three-pointers to continuously chase points. In the end, Curry made two free throws to take the lead, but Fox's buzzer-beater failed to hit.

This is the second meeting between the two teams in two days. The Warriors previously won the victory with Curry's outstanding performance. This time Curry came up and showed a good state, helping the team to bite the score. In the second half, Curry was unstoppable, scoring 17 points in a single quarter. In the last quarter, he continued his hot state, scoring 14 points in a single quarter, and used free throws at the last moment to complete the quasi-win, helping the team win.

As the Warriors defeated the Spurs in the NBA Cup, they also achieved their first victory. As a result, all five teams in Group C of the Western Conference have 1 win and 1 loss, and the next qualifying battle will become more intense. At least the Warriors have seen another chance to qualify, but the next step is also quite difficult. They have to face the Rockets and Trail Blazers, neither of which are easy teams to deal with.

After Fox missed the buzzer-beater, the entire Warriors team celebrated wildly. It was not easy to win this game, and it was entirely dependent on Curry's performance. At this time, whoever paid attention to Curry's actions saw him roaring and celebrating on the court, venting his emotions. It was really not easy. This time Curry once again made a splash. He played 36 minutes and made 16 of 26 shots, 9 of 17 three-pointers, 8 of 8 free throws. He scored 49 points, 4 rebounds and 2 assists. His plus-minus value was +9, the highest in the team, and he set multiple records.

This is the 44th time Curry has scored 40+ points after the age of 30, tying Jordan for the first place in history; it is also the seventh time he has scored 45+ points after the age of 35, surpassing James' exclusive first place in history. In addition, Curry is the oldest point guard in history to score 45+ points in two consecutive games. He is really powerful.