On Monday(01/20), Stephen Curry and his Golden State Warriors will take on the Boston Celtics in the rematch of the 2022 NBA Finals. Stephen Curry is Questionable(Left ankle injury) for the game but he will be eager to light it up against the Boston Celtics. Here is a look at the possible player props related to the Warriors sharpshooter.
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A tough season for the Dubs talisman
Stephen Curry has participated in 33 out of 41 games for the Warriors thus far. He has put up 23 points, 6.2 assists, 5 rebounds, and 1.2 steals per game. He has shot 45% from the field and made 4.4 triples per game on 41.1% shooting from deep. Curry’s scoring average has been the lowest since the 2014-15 season(excluding the 2019-20 season with just 5 games). But more than that, it is the Warriors’ current record that must be rending his heart.
Curry against the CelticsStephen Curry has tallied 23.4 points, 5.4 assists, and 4.3 rebounds in 27 Regular Season games against the Green Machine. Meanwhile, in the 2022 Finals, he exploded for 31.2 points, 6 rebounds, and 5 assists per game in six games. Thus, he has enjoyed a terrific period against the elite defensive squad.
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Bet 2- Stephen Curry: Points+ Assists: U 30.5 for -115 at BetMGM
Stephen Curry Recent Games:
Stephen Curry’s Recent Games against the Boston Celtics
Curry is dealing with a left ankle injury which puts his participation in question. Thus, even if he is in the lineup, he can have trouble adjusting to a new injury. Thus, there is a chance that the Celtics hold him under 25 points, which looks like a risky bet but I believe the Celts will be able to flip the script here.
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