Key Two Minutes! The Stage for "Big Heart" Players!

Su Yan and Harden each attacked once.

But this was a stage for a battle of basketball gods. How could it become a one-man show for any single player?

Curry played just as intelligently.

After sensing that the Knicks had noticeably ramped up their perimeter defense against his three-pointers, he used a change of pace and direction, posing as if he were about to launch another three.

Then he accelerated past his defender with ease and charged into the paint.

Facing Cousins's defense, his heart stayed steady and his feet did not tremble.

He went up with a left-handed scoop layup, glided through the air, switched to his right hand, and finished with a reverse layup off the glass.

Swish!

In, in, in.

Curry's driving ability had always been underestimated.

His three-point shooting was simply too powerful, while his body looked so slight that everyone naturally assumed he had little to do with driving.

In truth, Curry was one of the league's best ball-handlers.

If Irving stood alone in a tier of his own,

then Curry could at least rank in the top three.

That meant his ability to change direction and beat defenders was not weak at all. He had only been underestimated by the outside world because of preconceived notions.

His driving ability was already solid, and he had taken the threat of his three-point shot to the extreme.

That made his drives even sharper and more devastating.

Cousins's talent was there for all to see. Even if he did not defend particularly seriously, he could still provide opponents with tremendous interference.

Curry scoring on that possession was not luck. It was all skill.

The offense switched sides.

Westbrook drove in as well, using the same offensive strategy as Su Yan and Curry.

Just as everyone thought he