Title: Curry's small-ball era withers: What will happen when the three-point god ushers in a challenge?
Recently, we've seen one record after another in NBA history be broken, and fans are eagerly anticipating the rise of new legends. And on this passionate sports stage, Stephen Curry's three-point strategy has ushered in a challenge, and whether his former small-ball era has passed has become a question that worries countless fans.
Let's look back at this thrilling moment when Curry's three-point record was broken, like a shock bomb hitting and causing endless ripples. At this moment, the mood of the fans is like a roller coaster, with ups and downs. But don't worry, don't worry, don't rush to conclusions yet, let's analyze this problem together.
First of all, let's be clear, Curry's small-ball era isn't the end of the story. Even if his three-point record is surpassed, he's still one of the NBA's brightest shooters, and that's not bragging. Shooting skills and basketball IQ are still shining brightly here, not to mention that the small-ball era has passed, he is still the spokesperson of the small-ball era.
Well, also, don't rush to characterize him because he's been in a bit of a slump lately. Everyone has their troughs, and Curry is no exception. Maybe it's an injury, maybe it's fatigue, but that definitely doesn't mean his ability and value have diminished. On the contrary, the slump may have been a turning point for him to train harder, improve himself, and reserve energy for the next high.
At this time, you may ask, "Is it Curry's business alone in the small-ball era?"” bingo!It's not up to one person to decide. In the era of small ball, it depends on the development trend of the entire league and the level of players. Although Curry is one of the spokesmen, young players such as Doncic and Trae Young are also rising rapidly, showing three-point skills and organizational ability that are not inferior to him. The era of small balls does not mean that it ends with a snap of the fingers, it depends on the overall situation.
So, although Curry's three-point record was broken and his state was a bit sluggish, the small-ball era has not yet ended. Curry is still the blood-pumping shooter, and the small-ball era continues. It's like a wonderful ball game, there are ups and downs, gains and losses, but the excitement is still there.
Overall, although Curry's three-point myth is facing challenges, the small-ball era is still majestic. Don't be in a hurry to judge because of a momentary event, there are more stories waiting to be explored in this small ball era. Let's keep up with the NBA, continue to focus on and support Curry, and contribute to the future of the small-ball era. Hi fans, let's witness the glory of this era together!