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For all the talk about Stephen Curry’s wholesomeness these days, let’s not forget that he’s a competitor above all else. Which is why when John Wall blocked him during Tuesday night’s game (as seen in the above clip), you knew things were going to go poorly for the Wizards.
So, the next chance Curry got a breakaway — this time on a Wizards pass he intercepted while running across the lane — he made sure the basket would count:
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A DUNK!
That was exhilarating. Just give me a second to catch my breath.
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Okay, I’m good.
A DUNK!
That was only Curry’s seventh slam of the year, according to Basketball-Reference, but it had to be his most emphatic one. And in this case, even if Garrett Temple was coming from behind him and not in front of him, it was kind of on someone. Can anyone remember the last time Stephen Curry dunked on someone?
Anyone?
Crickets.
I guess he can do everything now.
