Steph Curry joins LeBron James, Russell Westbrook in BULLYING Dillon Brooks, as Warriors end painful streak.

Curry throws in another masterclass against Dillon Brooks.

Steph Curry joins LeBron James, Russell Westbrook in BULLYING Dillon Brooks, as Warriors end painful streak.

Steph Curry gets better of Dillon Brooks once again (screengrab via TikTok & YT)

The Golden State Warriors brought an end to their painful 6-game losing streak when they defeated the Houston Rockets 122-116 at the Chase Center (San Francisco) last night. The Warriors achieved their first win in three matches since Draymond Green began serving a five-game suspension.

In the concluded game, Stephen Curry from the Golden State Warriors finished with 32 points, 5 rebounds, and 1 assist. On the Houston Rockets’ side, Alperen Şengün had an impressive game, scoring 30 points, securing 13 rebounds, and providing 5 assists.

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Experiencing difficulties in recent games, the Warriors staged a remarkable turnaround by employing a robust three-point shooting performance. They actively made 21 shots, outscoring the Rockets 63-39 in three-pointers.

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Chris Paul, a former Rocket, actively influenced his team’s success by contributing 15 points during crucial moments in the game, playing a pivotal role.

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Curry in another masterclass against Dillon Brooks

Against the Rockets, Steph Curry, through a spectacular performance, not only delivered the play of the day but also demonstrated his exceptional talent and skill. In the Golden State Warriors’ 121-116 victory against the Houston Rockets, Steph Curry stole the spotlight with a captivating dance move following a remarkable play.

Stephen Curry and Dillon Brooks
Stephen Curry and Dillon Brooks (via Sports Illustrated)

After leaving Dillon Brooks behind on his way to a 3-point shot, Curry executed a dazzling move that left Brooks in a humbling moment. Subsequently, he confidently sank a 3-pointer, almost sealing the game for the Warriors.

Brooks has taken on the role of something of a villain in the NBA. His outspoken nature and on-court aggression have not endeared him to a broad NBA audience. Curry has a history of embarrassing players on the court, and Brooks is not the first nor will he be the last to experience it.

Curry didn’t showcase his skills against Brooks with arrogance or malice; he simply demonstrated his greatness, as he consistently does, for the world to witness. The real question is, who will be the next player to face the dancing moves of the Warriors star?

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