“If LeBron or Russ Did This, Or Even KD, Y’all Would Have A Fit”: Warriors Twitter Erupts After Stephen Curry Kicks Chair In Anger vs Rockets

The Rockets vs. Warriors game showed Stephen Curry kicking a chair out of frustration. This emotion can be attributed to the fact that the No.2 seed (Warriors) is being given a hard time by the no.15 seed (Rockets). Stephen Curry seemed to be frustrated as their team couldn’t catch a comprehensive lead in the contest. Moreover, since the past few games, Curry seems to have been off his game.

His 3pt field goal percentage has dropped, and he is not performing to the best of his capabilities.

Fan Perspective 

After the video of Curry letting out his frustration went viral, the NBA fans took to Twitter to express their opinions. Some fans believe that it is natural for a player to show emotion in a heated game. On the other hand, other fans believe that this is unprofessional and NBA players should be held to a higher standard.

A fan took to Twitter to say “You can’t use that excuse man because let’s be honest if LeBron or Russ did this or even KD y’all would have a fit. Steph is also a professional athlete too so needs to act professionally in all aspects of the game. Not a good look for him or the Warriors organization.” 

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Rockets vs Warriors: An overview

Despite being underdogs going into the game, the Houston Rockets were on course to defeat the Golden State Warriors. Houston had a 54-43 advantage over Golden State at the halftime break. However, by the end of the 3rd quarter, the Warriors had bucked up and caught a lead of 2 points.

The Rockets were depending heavily on Christian Wood and Kevin Porter Jr. for their offensive plays. Wood had 19 points, 15 rebounds, and 4 assists. This is Wood’s third double-double in a row. Porter, on the other hand, has 17 points, 1 rebound, and 8 assists. Jalen Green, Rocket’s young star, is currently underperforming. His stat sheet is stuck at 3 points and 3 assists.

Stephen Curry, as usual, is at the top of the stat sheet for the Warriors. He had 22 points, 12 assists, and 4 rebounds. Along with Curry, Jordan Poole also pitched in as much as he could. He had 20 points and 3 assists when the final horn went off. Warriors young star Andrew Wiggins also contributed to the game with 17 points.

Coming off an extremely unexpected loss against the Pacers, the Warriors need to buck up if they want to stay at the top of the Conference. Curry pulled off some last-minute heroics and the Golden State Warriors walked away with a 105-103 victory over the Houston Rockets at home.

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