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By Conor Ryan
Steph Curry is already the greatest shooter in NBA history.
And the 34-year-old point guard further cemented his title on Thursday night at TD Garden, sinking a 46-foot halfcourt shot against the Celtics to close out the first half and put the Warriors up by 1.
STEPH AT THE BUZZER FROM HALF-COURT 🤯
— NBA (@NBA) January 20, 2023
WARRIORS LEAD AT THE HALF ON TNT pic.twitter.com/optksxdfib
It was a chaotic sequence in the final moments of the second quarter for Boston, with Jayson Tatum attempting to launch one more shot to help build Boston’s 54-52 lead. But Curry stripped the ball away from the Celtics star just past half court, lobbing up a Hail-Mary attempt that swished through the basket.
Curry’s long-range volley isn’t much of a surprise at this stage of his career. But Boston will need to tighten things up against the Warriors in the second half, with the Celtics relinquishing 15 points off of turnovers.
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Conor Ryan is a staff writer covering the Bruins, Celtics, Patriots, and Red Sox for Boston.com, a role he has held since 2023.
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