The match between the Golden State Warriors and LA Clippers was the battle of the top defensive teams in the league. Both teams were intent on giving each other a tough time, which they did.

This was before Stephen Curry put on an impressive performance. In the final 14 minutes of the game, Curry’s fiery zeal gave the Dubs a 90-105 victory against the Clippers.

We all know that Steph enjoys crushing his opponents. So, when he dropped another brilliant shot from the arc, one of his teammates had to bear the brunt of his excitement.

Steph’s chest bump chronicles

The Warriors were not impressive offensively, but their defense was wonderful. They struggled to get points in (even Steph) for the first three-quarters of the game. However, after Curry received a technical for arguing with a referee because he didn’t call out a foul, the superstar had enough.

After that, the fourth quarter was all about him. In all of the first three quarters, the 33-year-old could only put up 20 points.

When it mattered the most, he was draining three consecutive shots from the arc within 90 seconds. He finished the night with a total of 33 points, 6 assists, 6 steals, and 5 rebounds.

However, nothing comes close to Steph Curry when he celebrates his achievements.

With six minutes left in the last quarter, the point guard drained another one of his majestic three-pointers. After the bucket went in, he celebrated by giving one of his own teammates a chest bump that looked quite painful.

At this point, everyone just wanted him to do his thing and get the Warriors past the finish line as the winners. He fulfilled the wishes of the Dubs’ fans.

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The Clippers turnovers helped Stephen Curry

Of course, Steph’s performance was the highlight of the show. However, the clumsiness from the LA Clippers helped the Warriors bag this win.

The Clippers had 25 turnovers in this matchup: eight of which came from their highest-scoring athlete, Paul George. Even though he recorded 30 points, it was all in vain.

With this victory, the Golden State Warriors have extended their winning streak to 7 games. Their record has also improved to 18-2 and has kept their position as the best team in the NBA right now, intact.

Fans are hoping that this hot streak continues when they play the second-best team in the West, the Phoenix Suns.

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