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Denver Nuggets center Nikola Jokic, Milwaukee Bucks forward Giannis Antetokounmpo and Dallas guard Luka Doncic highlighted the league's All-NBA team announced on Tuesday night.
The last time Steph Curry held the NBA trophy aloft in 2018, Luka Doncic was a 19-year-old kid who had just landed in the United States. The Slovenian had been signed that summer for the draft by the Atlanta Hawks and was immediately traded to the Dallas Mavericks. Four years later, Curry and Doncic are to meet in the Western Conference Finals. The encounter between the two stars will see a clash between a legendary veteran and one of the figures singled out as the future of the NBA. The Boy Wonder is coming of age.
While the Warriors were missing Draymond Green, who is known for freeing up Curry with his ball screens and dribble handoffs, for three of those games, it's still a testament to the Mavs' defense for keeping Curry in check.
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Stephen Curry missed. Kevon Looney fought between two Grizzlies to grab an offensive rebound. The Warriors swung the ball back to Curry, who got into trouble dribbling behind his back then had a pass deflected. Looney recovered the ball, and Golden State swung it back again to Curry, who missed another jumper. Looney chased down another offensive rebound. This time, he passed to Klay Thompson, who swished a 3-pointer.
During the closing minutes of their unsightly 101-98 win over the Memphis Grizzlies in Game 4, the Golden State Warriors fashioned the kind of small-ball outfit they perfected during the early days of their dynasty. Though some of the cast members have changed, the «death lineup» is still a bang-up production.
LOS ANGELES: Stephen Curry scored 32 points as the Golden State Warriors survived a scare to defeat the Memphis Grizzlies 101-98 and move to the brink of the Western Conference playoff finals on Monday.