Steph Curry showed off his incredible vision and passing abilities, setting up Andrew Wiggins for a wide-open three pointer to give the Warriors a 10 point lead over the Heat in the third quarter.
Steph Curry looked like a true point guard against the Miami Heat on Tuesday night at FTX Arena, and no more so than on a sick showtime pass midway through the third quarter.
After Draymond Green played great defense, Klay Thompson started the fast break and found Curry streaking up the middle of the court. The reigning NBA Finals MVP whipped the ball around his back before passing to Andrew Wiggins in the left corner for a 3-pointer.
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SIGN UP HERE The Wiggins 3-pointer gave the Warriors a 10-point lead.
Curry had 18 points, 11 assists, and six rebounds through three quarters. This was his first double-digit assist game of the 2022-23 NBA season.
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