Steph Curry makes the NBA story in Warriors-Rockets Game 4

The Golden State Warriors achieved a big win against the Houston Rockets on Monday evening in game 4 and achieved a commanding 3-1 series in the lead. The Warriors are a team full of talented veterans that occurs against a younger Rockets team with limited experience and gives golden state a significant advantage.

The Warriors are mainly managed by superstar Point Guard Steph Curry, and although he had a shy game on Monday, he always finds ways to achieve an influence. Curry dropped 17 points, 3 rebounds and 3 assists at 6-13 shooting, but his presence on the square opened space for people like Brandin Podziemski and Jimmy Butler to have big games.

Curry is one of the playoff players in the NBA today, especially thanks to years of domination of the league in the post-season. The four-time NBA champion increases to the all-time bureau due to its impressive longevity.

With a win on Monday evening, Curry said goodbye to the former teammate and NBA superstar Kevin Durant with his 102nd Nach season victory of the league playoff. Curry also passed Hall of Famer Don Nelson for the 46th place in the playoff games that played with 151 list.

Curry is one of the top players of all time in the league, and the fact that he still occurs at this high level at the age of 36 is incredible. Now that the Warriors have given a 3-1 series in the lead, their championship efforts become more real, but they will only go as far as Curry can take.

The Warriors and Rockets will compete against game 5 in Houston on Wednesday.