TI have Golden State Warriors stolen Game 4 2022 NBA Finals Boston Celtics Friday night at TD Garden against the backdrop of a 43-point performance Stephen Curry.
The Celtics led by a full seven points and trailed by five as the fourth quarter progressed. Then the soldiers went to 17-3 hitting streak in the last five minutes of the final frame and Curry proves why he is one of the greatest players in NBA story.
Curry scored 43 points in 41 minutes, shooting 14 of 26 from the field and 7 out of 14 from beyond the arc. He complemented his second best in the NBA Finals with 10 rebounds and four assists.
The 34-year-old sharpshooter got enough help from his support squad to take the win and tie the series with two players. Clay Thompson scored four triples of 18 points, and Andrew Wiggins scored 17 points and a career-high 16 rebounds.
Draymond Green struggles but does enough
Wiggins played a huge role when it came to second chances in attack, especially when Draymond Green was on the bench due to trouble. Green scored two points on 1-of-7 shooting, but made up for his lack of offensive production with nine rebounds, eight assists and four steals.
Jordan Pool scored several clutch points to keep Golden State in range when they fell behind, finishing the night with 14 points in 21 minutes off the bench. Kevin Looney scored only six points in 28 minutes, but grabbed 11 rebounds as a substitute, while his replacement was in the starting lineup, Otto Porter Jr.going all out for 14 minutes of action.
The entire match was tied until the Dubs outscored C by nine points in the final stanza. Boston’s top scorers were Jason Tatum (23) and Jaylene Brown (21), with the first made 11 rebounds.
Al Horford didn’t play well, not reaching double digits in any performance category, while Robert Williams III scored only double figures in rebounding (12). Marcus Smart scored 18 points and Derrick White added 16 off the bench. Game 5 is due to begin on Monday, June 13 at 6:00 PM PST in San Francisco (Chase Center).