The Golden State Warriors hosted the New York Knicks on Saturday night in a nationally televised game on ABC. Not that Stephen Curry needed the excuse, but he tried to put on a show. While he only made one of his first four three-point attempts, he did provide a casual highlight that is worth a second or third look.
Curry used a Draymond Green screen to drive towards the lane where he was met by Karl-Anthony Towns. Curry then picked up his dribble as Miles McBride caught up to him. Without missing a beat Curry simply threw a perfect behind-the-back pass with his left hand to a wide open Draymond Green, who hit the three.
