Steph Curry Juked Dillon Brooks Out of His Shoes So Badly That Even Steph Was Impressed
Stephen Curry brought Halloween fright to Dillon Brooks a couple of days early when the Warriors and Rockets matched up on Sunday night.
Late in the fourth quarter, Curry led the Warriors on an impressive 12–2 run, drilling four consecutive three-pointers to put the game away.
Before Curry’s flurry, Golden State’s lead was just 88–87 with five minutes to play. Two minutes and four Curry threes later, it was 100–89 and the Warriors could shift into cruise control.
The wildest of Curry’s threes was his fourth of the run. Obviously already shooting hot, Curry pulled out a mean crossover that got defender Dillon Brooks moving in the wrong direction. When Brooks attempted to recover, Curry fooled him again, holding his shot until Brooks had already flown past him through the air.
And then? Swish.
STEPH HAS LOST HIS MIND 😳 pic.twitter.com/1Y6XCxEGpD
— Warriors on NBCS (@NBCSWarriors) October 30, 2023
It was a move so good even Curry appeared to struggle to comprehend what he had just done.
— Khalid (@khaliidd70) October 30, 2023
Fans went wild over Curry’s move, especially because it came against one of the NBA’s defensive villains.
What Steph just did to Dillon Brooks is illegal in multiple countries pic.twitter.com/OqHJEGjdIU
— Jomboy Media (@JomboyMedia) October 30, 2023
Someone call God https://t.co/TfHpOPODAm
— Alex (@Alejandro_Banjo) October 30, 2023
Steph lowkey hella disrespectful😭 https://t.co/aA6YYXlMQQ
— Dan Co (@_dandotco) October 30, 2023
Lmaoooo clowned the boy https://t.co/gaSX1nt5mk
— Dro Montana (@terrill) October 30, 2023
Steph really hit Dillon Brooks with the Home Alone lmao https://t.co/tIXa4JlKtQ pic.twitter.com/yspYncsxgw
— Steve Smith (@stevesmithffx) October 30, 2023
Bring out the blender 🔥🔥🔥 https://t.co/ZADIICkKQz
— Under Armour Basketball (@UAbasketball) October 30, 2023
With the 106–95 win, Curry and the Warriors moved to 2–1 on the season. They will be in action again on Monday night facing the Pelicans.
