When the Golden State Warriors are at their best, it’s poetry in motion.
That was the case Tuesday night against the Houston Rockets, as the Warriors breezed to another win, improving their record to 47-4, the best start in NBA history.
But it’s how the Warriors got to win No. 47 that was most impressive, and, of course, it centered around reigning MVP Stephen Curry. The Warriors guard was at it again, sparking a highlight that pretty much encompasses what the Warriors are when they’re at their best — a fast-moving, deadly basketball machine.
Curry’s incredible behind-the-back pass was the centerpiece of this literal full-court fast break that saw the ball hit the floor just once.
Simply gorgeous.
And you almost have to feel bad for James Harden in this situation. He tried to make a defensive play, and Curry flat-out embarrassed him.
It was part of a busy night for Curry, who also did this.
And this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iqu_QRqV65g
He’s pretty good.
