Stephen Curry is always a name that gives clubs a headache trying to deal with him, some teams are even obsessed with the Golden State Warriors star.
In addition to the current team GSW, Stephen Curry has scored 42 points or more in the basket of the remaining 29 NBA clubs. With the ability to score points anywhere, the defender born in 1988 became an obsession for all opponents, including 3 teams that even had nightmares.
Toronto Raptors
With an average of 27.4 points/game, the Toronto Raptors are the opponent that helps Stephen Curry fully reveal his qualities as a defender. The Dinosaurs along with the Minnesota Timberwolves are the two teams that witnessed Curry’s highest average assist score with 7.6 assists per game.
Out of 19 confrontations with the Toronto Raptors, Stephen Curry won 16 matches. However, it was the Canadian team who sowed sadness for the “chef” with an important victory at the 2019 NBA Finals.
Washington Wizards
Stephen Curry scored 51 points not once but twice against the Washington Wizards. He has an average of 27.8 points/game, FG rate is 49.6%, of which 3-point efficiency is 46.4%.
Part of the reason Curry always flourishes when facing the Capital team is because he is always in a comfortable mood when compared with Bradley Beal.
Portland Trail Blazers
During his career, Stephen Curry helped the Golden State Warriors achieve a 22-11 record when facing the Portland Trail Blazers. Individual defender number 30 also has the highest average score every time he meets this opponent, reaching 28 points/match with FG efficiency of 48.2%, FG 3P efficiency of 45.5%.
Damian Lillard often excels every time he faces Curry with an average of up to 28.9 points/game, thereby creating exciting confrontations between the two top defenders in the tournament.
Last season, Stephen Curry also had the highest scoring game of his career against the Blazers. With only 36 minutes of play, the “chef” brought in 62 points, 18-31 FG, 8-16 3P and 18-19 from the free throw line.
Stephen Curry’s 62 Career-High points
