Steph Curry had a third quarter to forget Monday night vs. the Minnesota Timberwolves. The three-time NBA champion went 2-for-6 from the field (1-for-4 from deep), did not record an assist and his two unforced turnovers led to two T-Wolves layups in transition.
But the two-time NBA MVP bounced back in a big way in the fourth quarter, as he scored 15 points over a span of three minutes and three seconds to put the game away.
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Steve Kerr after the win went the macro route when describing what he saw from the only unanimous MVP in NBA history.
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"Steph got careless in the third quarter, actually in the first as well," Golden State's coach told the media. "Steph is such a unique player -- he had 36 points, he completely took over the game. And yet the way the game started, he looked out of it. He wasn't locked in, he wasn't focused.
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"It's kind of all part of the Steph Curry experience to be honest with you [chuckles]. He just looks like he's having so much fun out there all the time, and sometimes he's out there playing and gets a little careless.
"Obviously, we're willing to live with it because he makes so many incredible plays, and makes such a huge impact on the game. But every once in a while, we gotta reel him in and get him to lock in to take care of the ball."
This clip below pretty much sums up what Kerr is saying:
Never change, Steph. Never change.
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"What he does is so brilliant, and so rare," Kerr said. "What a gift for our fans, but even a gift for me, for our coaching staff, for his teammates. We talk all the time about how lucky we are to be doing this, and I think we're especially lucky to be doing this with Steph.
"He elevates the level of fun and joy and energy. He just lights up the whole building."