Steph Curry didn’t physically make his “night night” celebration after getting his seventh triple of the night toward the end of the fourth quarter of Game 4, but Boston Celtics fans at TD Garden knew the night was over. about to end.
A typically strong, energetic, high-intensity TD Garden was completely silenced after Curry hit the dagger with less than two minutes to go.
The Celtics called for a timeout to regroup, but Curry stayed on the court for a while to cheer on the stunned Boston fans.
The different videos, angles and replays of the TV show do not do enough justice to the plan.
But a video of the game from inside the arena shows perfectly what it looks like and sounds like a victim of a marked Curry.
All three extended Golden State’s lead to six, and the Warriors held on to the lead with a 107-97 victory behind a historically brilliant 43-point double-double performance by Curry.
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Golden State will once again take the home court advantage for the rest of the series, and the Warriors will need anything but quiet fans to help cheer them on as they aim for a 3-2 series advantage and an inch more. near its fourth title in eight years.
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