Stephen Curry reminds us that only he can take Warriors deep
It's good to see the NBA's MVP looking more like himself. Stephen Curry personified the top-seeded Warriors' domination of the Grizzlies in Game 4, scoring 33 points and reiterating the fact that when he's on top of his game, there are certain things you just can't stop. MORE: Curry's small start | Memphis' draft blunder | PHOTOS: Curry classics But what happens when Curry goes cold? At the very least, the Warriors become mortal. In other cases, things can fall apart. In the two games prior to his 11-for-22 performance Monday, Curry struggled from the field — particularly from 3-point range — and the Warriors' play was a direct reflection. So what does that all mean? Anything? Consider the following: During the regular season, Curry shot 10 percentage points higher from 3-point range in wins (46 percent) than he did in losses (36 percent). Sure, it's easy to say that Curry making 3-pointers at that lower rate isn't the only reason the Warri...