Stephen Curry baffles again as unbeaten Warriors' circus continues
- 8 years ago
The crowd formed before Stephen Curry even started shooting.
About 90 minutes before tipoff Saturday, early-arriving fans watched Curry's ballhandling drills.
They saw him dribble two balls at once, then ditch one of them to work on dribbling side to side, between his legs, around his back, firing off one-handed passes to Warriors assistant coach Bruce Fraser.
In front of the fans were several Toronto reporters skipping Golden State interim head coach Luke Walton's media availability.
Courtside, several members of the Toronto Raptors basketball operations staff had their eyes on Curry, too.
The audience grew larger as Curry made his way around the court.
When he swished jumpers from a couple of steps inside halfcourt, his form stayed the same.
About 90 minutes before tipoff Saturday, early-arriving fans watched Curry's ballhandling drills.
They saw him dribble two balls at once, then ditch one of them to work on dribbling side to side, between his legs, around his back, firing off one-handed passes to Warriors assistant coach Bruce Fraser.
In front of the fans were several Toronto reporters skipping Golden State interim head coach Luke Walton's media availability.
Courtside, several members of the Toronto Raptors basketball operations staff had their eyes on Curry, too.
The audience grew larger as Curry made his way around the court.
When he swished jumpers from a couple of steps inside halfcourt, his form stayed the same.