Steady Al Horford!

Steady Al Horford! "Slip-and-Slide Show"!

Even while in the hottest stretch of his game, Curry did not forget to put on a little extra show for the fans.

It made the arena atmosphere... even more explosive.

And that "Slip-and-Slide Show" also cooled Curry's scorching form slightly.

But it had been dazzling enough.

The first half came to an end.

With Curry erupting and Su Yan controlling the game, the Knicks led the Hawks by 20 points, temporarily holding victory firmly in their hands.

Second half.

After switching sides, play resumed.

The Hawks had to make adjustments. They had to play better.

Their interior centerpiece, Al Horford, was the first to step up. Under the basket, he forced his way to the rim through contact with Chandler.

He powered in the layup.

On the next possession.

He went at the immensely talented George. With beautiful footwork, he toyed with George into jumping repeatedly, unable to find him at all.

Swish!

Horford attacked the basket and scored again.

Just when you thought Horford could only score in the paint, he took on the role of a facilitator.

He set up the newly adjusted Joe Johnson for a cut to the basket and an easy layup.

Then... he backed down in the post again. It looked as though he was about to take on two defenders and score through sheer force to keep cutting into the deficit.

But after drawing the defense's attention, he fired a bounce pass. The basketball slipped between George and Chandler to Josh Smith under the basket on the other side.

It was an exquisite pass.

Josh Smith finished with an ordinary layup, easy money.

"Woooow~"

Mike Breen exclaimed, "Al Horford's passing is so nimble. Honestly, that is not the kind of passing ability a center should possess.

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