"Curry warmed up in Nike shoes Kobe's, to be exact but changed back to Under Armour Curry's once the game began, and then slipped into another UA blue pair once the game started. Regardless of what shoe Curry wore, he had Spurs defenders slipping and sliding in San Antonio. The Warriors superstar scored 31 points in the second half and 49 overall for the game, tying him with the great Michael Jordan for the most 40-point games (44) after turning 30."
"The Warriors and Spurs traded baskets in the final two minutes, but the deciding plays came with 30 seconds left. Curry got the steal, threw a beautiful behind the back pass to Jimmy Butler, and then saw Butler get blocked by Wembanyama as the Spurs still led by one. But with six seconds remaining, Curry drew the foul on a drive and banged in both free throws to give the Warriors a lead it would not relinquish after De'Aaron Fox missed a mid-range jumper."
"The Warriors needed every Curry point, especially early. The non-Curry, Jimmy Butler and Will Richard players were a combined 3 of 25 in the first half. He did not sub out in the third quarter like usual, instead playing until the fourth quarter began. Golden State (8-6), winners of two in a row, will travel to New Orleans and face former Warrior Kevon Looney on Sunday in the fourth game of their six game road trip."
Steph Curry scored 49 points and delivered 31 in the second half to lead the Warriors to a 109-108 victory over the Spurs. Curry warmed up in Nike Kobe shoes but played in Under Armour and later slipped into another UA pair during the game. Victor Wembanyama scored 26 and drew a foul on a rebound that produced a technical on Kerr for his third-quarter theatrics. Curry recorded a late steal, assisted Jimmy Butler, drew the decisive foul with six seconds left, and made two free throws as De'Aaron Fox missed a potential game-winner.
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