NBA All-Star: Steph Curry won MVP and runs Shak’s OGS in the name of all stars
The All-Star All-Star Creates Creatism with both teams combined to achieve the results of 397 points in Indianapolis and hope that the new format could help you return the competitive edge.
In addition to that a mini-tournament with a semifinal and final, one of the key changes were games played based on the first to 40 points, not four-quarters.
MVP Curry was among those to praise NBA for trying something new.
“I think it was a good step in the right direction to reinforce the game in some way,” Curri said.
Milvaukee Bucks Guard Damian Lillard was also on the winning side and echoed the thoughts of Curri.
“I think they just look for a more competitive game and try to find ways to create it and it was a little more competitive than they have been in the last few years,” Lilar said.
“It’s a matter of a number, to give fun and competitiveness on the floor and I thought it was a little more than that.”
However, Curri’s Golden State Warriors Team-Mate Draimond Green, who worked as a television analyst for an event, was critical of change.
Was asked to rate it on a scale, green said: “Ten is the best? Zero. Shit. It’s awful.”
“Work all the year to be all the stars and you need to play up to 40 (points) and then you are done,” “Green added on TNT.
2025-02-17 07:53:00
