When the Magic led the Warriors by as many as 17 points in the first half today, I didn't think the Magic had much hope of gnawing the Warriors to the bone. Fans who watch Magic Ball know that this is a team with a huge difference in offense and defense.

The Magic's defensive efficiency can rank second in the league, and the team is excellent in size and fierce; But their offensive efficiency can only rank 28th in the league, only better than the Hornets and Wizards, several guards are not very able to connect, Banchero and Xiaowa, the two ball-holding points, basically look at the feel to eat.

Today's first half was a rare dumpling-eating night for the Magic, shooting 18-of-23 from the field, so it was not surprising that he once led by 17 points before halftime. Curry's halftime countdown, the ultra-long three-pointer from the backcourt, was enough to alert the Magic, but unfortunately, the Magic didn't realize it.

After watching Curry's ball for so many years, you should know that Curry's hand feels unravelable. Especially when Curry felt good in the opening game, the more he shot, the more crazy his hand became.

In the second quarter today, Curry made 4 of 5 three-pointers and never encountered a double bag, and there was an opportunity after a pick-and-roll. That's why Curry scored 16 points in the second quarter, but at this time the Magic still led by 14 points.

In the second half, Warriors Post finally became the second firepower outside Curry, and after scoring 10 points in a row, the difference came to a range that could be tied at any time. And then we waited until Curry's madness.

Curry, who was in the third quarter, scored 22 points in a single quarter, shooting 6-of-8 from the field and 4-of-6 from three-point range. When Curry, who felt completely crazy, still relied on only one block to get such a huge vacancy, I knew that the Magic had gone far with this ball. Just like in the next round, it's obviously unrealistic for you to have an old arm and leg like Pope chase Curry for the whole game, and Banchero just stood there and watched Curry shoot.

The Magic's defense is impenetrable and has a strong restraining effect on players who like to impact the basket, such as Butler. Butler scored 3 points against the Magic in the last game, and before the game lost suspense today, Butler only scored 3 points on 1-of-7.

But for a shooter like Curry, the Magic's defensive thinking is a little too solid, you should wrap it when you should be trapped, and even when you should foul, you should go to the body, disrupt Curry's shooting rhythm, and make him uncomfortable is the right way to defend.

When Curry shot 9-of-12 three-pointers, the gods came and couldn't be saved. Curry hit three more three-pointers in the final quarter, bringing his three-point tally to 12 in the game, the third time in his career. The NBA's single-game three-point shooting record is Klay's 14, and Klay's 3 for the most 12+ three-pointers in a single game, and today Curry has tied Klay at least in 12+ three-pointers.

In the game, Curry was 16-of-25, including 12-of-19 three-pointers, plus 12-of-12 free throws, and scored 56 points, 4 rebounds, 3 assists and 2 steals. Don't look at Curry is going to be 37 years old, but you have to give him defensive respect, don't let him shoot so easily, otherwise Curry will definitely not be the last time in such a game.

Since Butler came to the Warriors, the Warriors have a 7-1 record. Don't look at Butler played the worst game of his Warriors career today, scoring just 5 points on 1-of-7 shooting. But at the same time, there are 7 assists, and when Curry rests in the last quarter, Butler can lead the team to stabilize the situation, which is his biggest role.

Butler's arrival did remove a lot of ball-handling pressure for Curry. This is similar to the pressure relief Doncic gave James. At the same time, Butler's arrival also activated the shooting of Poger and others, and Butler was able to do things that they couldn't do before.

A player of Butler's level can indeed change the top and bottom of a team, reduce the burden on core players, and let role players grow. Although he is expensive, he does do things with money, and there is a reason why he is expensive.

Twelve years ago, on February 28, 2013, Curry scored 54 points in an away game against the Knicks; Nine years ago, on February 28, 2016, Curry hit 12 three-pointers against the Thunder and narrowly beat his opponent with an ultra-long three-point shot in overtime.

Curry on February 28 really said that he became famous in Madison 12 years ago, shot a miracle shot in Oklahoma nine years ago, and now in the final years of his career, he has a sword in Orlando.

One body fought three thousand miles, and one sword was once a million divisions. This is Curry, even if he is about to turn 37, he is still Curry.