This year’s NBA All-Star Game can be said to be the grandest gathering of stars in history. The stars shine because the midfield of the game will pay tribute to the 75 superstars in NBA history, including Jordan, Russell, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, O’Neal and other superstars. Come on stage. This All-Star game was supposed to be between the red team led by James and the blue team led by Durant. However, Durant was unable to attend due to injury and the death of his grandmother. This can not but be said to be a small regret. .
James' team continued the winning record of the last three All-Star Games, defeating Durant's team 163 to 160 to win. In the end, James turned around and hit a jumper to kill the game when his opponent was double-teamed. Tribute to basketball god Jordan. James scored 24 points in this game, which seemed to be a tribute to Kobe Bryant, the god of war who passed away unexpectedly two years ago. It's really amazing that James can still continue the firepower output he had at the age of 28 at the age of 38. However, the most valuable player of this All-Star Game is not James, but James' team's sharpshooter Curry.
Curry played for 36 minutes and 15 seconds and made 17 of 30 shots. His best three-point shot was actually 16 of 27 shots. He directly scored a game-high 50 points. The 12 judges had 11 voted for Curry as the MVP of the game. To put it bluntly, the NBA All-Star Game is a grand gathering of superstars and an exhibition game. Therefore, the defensive intensity of both sides in the first three quarters of the game was very low. This made Curry very relaxed and regarded the exhibition game as a usual training ground, so his shooting rate was extremely high. Especially in the third quarter, he felt hot, making 7 of 10 shots. His teammates were also very eye-catching and frequently gave Curry the ball, allowing him to shoot at a high rate.
In the 4th quarter, with increased defense, Curry only hit once in 6 shots. Even so, Curry, who scored 50 points in the game, has created a new history of the NBA All-Star Game and directly broke 4 records. Curry hit 8 three-pointers in the first half of the All-Star Game, setting a new record. In the third quarter, he hit 7 three-pointers, which is the highest number in a single quarter in history. The 16 three-pointers in the game greatly improved the record for three-pointers in the All-Star Game. Curry also became the person with the most three-pointers in the All-Star Game, surpassing James' 40 and reaching 47.
