General George Wanted a Piece of the Pie Too!

With the ball at the right wing, Curry faced Paul without a trace of fear.

He didn't pass the ball to Su Yan. Instead, he chose to attack on his own.

Seeing that Curry wanted to take it to the basket, Su Yan gave him room and immediately moved aside, creating a great one-on-one opportunity.

Curry slowly shifted the ball in front of his body, finding his rhythm. He held it in his left hand, moved it between his legs to his right, lowered his center of gravity, then pushed off and accelerated, feinting a drive.

It was highly deceptive.

Paul moved right with him. Curry decisively spun the ball behind his back and drove left.

"Just as I thought—left!"

The corner of Paul's mouth lifted. He hadn't followed at full speed, so he could stop quickly and chase after Curry to the left.

He cut off Curry's drive, but then... as Curry faked another left-side drive, he shifted the ball behind his back again, with a huge movement.

It looked like he was playing a violin.

A double crossover behind the back.

It was one of Curry's signature moves.

Confidently getting past Paul on the drive, Curry took the ball on his right and seamlessly retreated another step to the right, putting at least five feet between them.

He had all the space he needed.

Curry adjusted his stance, drew back, and launched a three-pointer.

The ball traced a beautiful arc through the air before... dropping straight through the net and sending the mesh rippling.

Curry had beaten Paul one-on-one.

On the next defensive possession, he also put considerable pressure on the "Hornet King" when he matched up against Paul.

He was giving it his all.

Curry was really fighting hard tonight.

He managed to stop some of Paul's