Steph Curry, following a significant loss to the Boston Celtics, expressed nostalgia for the Golden State Waггiors’ past dominance. During the post-game conference, Curry acknowledged the Celtics’ overwhelming performance and reminisced about the Waггiors’ earlier success, stating, “We used to do that to teams.”

Curry stгuggled in the game, scoring only four points on 2-of-13 shooting, facing frustration from аɡɡгеꜱꜱivе defense by Jaylen Brown and Jrue Holiday. The Celtics’ victory appeared symbolic, marking a turning point in their quest for the NBA Championship this season.

The Celtics executed a strategic game plan, leaving Jaylen Brown open on the perimeter, reminiscent of the Waггiors’ past tactics. Brown, displaying maturity, used the perceived disrespect as motivation and seized the moment, contributing to the Celtics’ dominance.

The game showcased the Celtics’ relentless offense, reminiscent of the Waггiors’ “Splash Brothers” era, with a historic achievement of winning three games in a season by a margin of 50 points or more. Boston’s current statistics, including the best point differential since the 2017 Waггiors and a pace matching the 2008 Celtics, highlight their exceptional performance through 60 games.

Jaylen Brown conveyed respect for the Waггiors but expressed the belief that it’s now the Celtics’ time. While not guaranteeing a championship, the team’s success signals a promising journey toward reclaiming the Larry O’Brien Trophy for Boston.