SAN FRANCISCO – Steph Curry was trapped in the corner, all escape routes and passing lanes cut off, leaving few options, none of them great. Curry being Curry, he chose the highest-degree-of-difficulty play: a no-look, looping, over-the-shoulder pass that could easily have been a turnover but somehow found its way to Draymond Green, back by the midcourt logo.
“Yeah, we work on that play. It’s called Looping Pass 2,” coach Steve Kerr quipped Wednesday night.
“That’s what I do, throw wild passes,” Curry said with a self-effacing grin.
