The game clock was ticking just under 30 seconds. Stephen Curry went all the way to the top of the 3-point line and took his shot. Well, by now, the defense walls should just stop defending Steph because it’s impossible. The Dubs guard scored his 3 points, ran back, and hit his signature ‘Night Night.’ But that’s like the regular picture in a Warriors game. What caught the eyes was what Curry did after chest-bumping Buddy Hield.

Stephen Curry marched toward the audience in the gallery, grabbed his jersey proudly displaying the words “Golden State” and yelled into a TV camera. However, the 10x NBA All-Star couldn’t remember what words came out of his mouth. In his moments of raw emotions, Steph might have gone a bit overboard. But, it was all worth it in the end.

Luckily, the curious fans can sit at ease. This is because the Baby-Faced Assassin has recalled his words from the rare moment. After re-watching the play, Curry told ESPN, “You better stay here.” These were the words Stephen Curry said in his moment of power. “That type of moment with all of that angst, it was raw emotion,” Curry said.

Meanwhile, the four-time champ simply smiled after reminiscing about the moment he gave and felt after winning a tight game against his ex-Splash Brother, Klay Thompson. So, maybe Steph Curry’s emotions spilled out as a direct taunt to the now-Dallas Mavericks star.

Stephen Curry’s 37-point show pinned down the Mavericks at Chase Center

Curry’s last launch seized the Mavs center Dereck Lively II. The ultimate dagger shot took the Dubs past the finish line. After shifting sides, Dallas went down 117-120 on Tuesday night in Klay Thompson‘s first game in the Chase Center. Stephen Curry and Thompson spent thirteen years as the Splash Brothers of the Bay Area. But, now as rivals both the Warriors legends treated each other with equal hatred on the court.

Chef Curry’s emotions after the game expressed an unsaid story- it felt like he had a point to prove. “When you see him with that type of emotion, everyone else just falls in line,” Draymond Green said of Curry. “I try to lead in that category. But when he is up like that, I just move to the side and let him do his thing and then support.”

Stephen Curry scored a season-high 37 points, with 23 in the second half. In the last four minutes, he scored 12 points, erasing a six-point deficit. Curry finished the night 14-of-27 from the floor, including 5-of-12 from 3. He also recorded nine assists and two blocks. Thus, the Warriors won the game by three points. Coach Steve Kerr was, as always, impressed with Curry’s game and the way the team redeemed itself in their NBA Cup opener.

Thus, Steph Curry’s passion and clutch play sealed the Warriors’ win. His emotions and powerful message added more fire to the game. The Warriors’ victory felt like a statement, especially against his old teammate, Klay Thompson. Well, the Dubs are on an insane run this season, and it would be interesting to see how they maintain their consistency till the end.