Stephen Curry News & Update: What Is The Best In Playing, Defensive Or Offensive?

By Michael Saluna - 07 Oct '16 08:58AM

Once again, the superstar of the Golden State Warriors was very much impressive of his performances during their first preseason home game. As usual, Stephen Curry was doing his normal routine such as being an excellent shooter and point guard for the team.

In a long distance, he can take shots and majority of it were considered counted. He could take a shot and score at about 50 feet away from the basket. On Stephen Curry's offensive and defensive skills, there is no doubt that he is good enough as it is shown against the L.A Clippers lately.

He was good in stealing and even showed how he handled defense against Blake Griffin and the best ball handler Chris Paul last year. His brilliant locked down defense abled to tip the ball many times that lead the opponents into shot clock violation, Give Me Sport reported.

However, Stephen Curry is not alone in protecting the basket. The members of the team are all responsible to have a good offense and defense strategies. The presence of another attacking superstar of the team is also there, Kevin Durant who swatted away the attempted layup of Austin Rivers.

One Team, One Stat via @johnschuhmann: Stephen Curry, Kevin Durant make @warriors dangerous off dribble - https://t.co/bDkhRzEt7e pic.twitter.com/dVSgJx1i9D

— NBA (@NBA) October 5, 2016

ENCERRADO! Golden State Warriors 120x75 Los Angeles Clippers •K. Thompson (GSW): 30 pontos •M. Speights (LAC): 14 pontos e 5 rebotes pic.twitter.com/X6EGp8eXvH — Info NBA BR (@infonbaBR) October 5, 2016

Stephen Curry's team won over the L.A. Clippers with a score of 120-75. During the last Tuesday game before the raucous crowd inside the Oracle Arena. Klay Thompson got 30 points. He got the top score for the Warriors compared to the NBA MVP who had 14 points only. The opening score was the three point shot made by Kevin Durant which made the crowd roar delightfully, according to Sports Inquirer.