Draymond GreenForward, Golden State Warriors

Steph Curry went MENACE MODE against the Pacers #nba #basketball #sports #goldenstatewarriors

9 Feb 2024 · 1 min

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In this YouTube commentary, Draymond Green reflects on Steph Curry's dominant performance against the Indiana Pacers, labeling it "menace mode" due to Curry's prolific off‑dribble shooting and 11 three‑pointers. Green references Andrew Nembhard's previous 31‑point game against the Warriors as a possible motivator for Curry, noting the intensity and personal nature of the matchup. He describes Curry's ability to score without screens or pick‑and‑rolls, emphasizing the fluid, unstoppable nature of his shooting that night. Green also injects his own perspective on how he navigates such games, mentioning his defensive mindset and occasional offensive contributions like screens and passes. The commentary blends game analysis with personal insight, highlighting key statistics and the emotional tone of the contest.

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If you remember last year, Andrew Nembhard had a great game against us, 31 points here. They were talking crazy and they won. You gotta respect it. I think Steph Curry took that personal. As you can see, he came out last night in complete menace mode. When he come out shooting like that, just with like no conscience, I already know what type of time it is. And I enjoy those games. In particular, I try to get the hell out the way. And it is a fun thing to do every now and then. You go toss a little screen in there, boom. You know, every now and then you toss a little dime in there, boom. But he was so off the dribble last night. And that's how I knew he was in menace mode because everything was just off the dribble. Like, I don't need a screen for real. I don't need, I'm not running off no pin downs for real. It was just complete— Draymond Minutes Green. mode. He had 11 threes. I think 3 of them might not have been off the dribble.