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Oh, it's the final hour in this Tuesday, Dan and the Danettes. Dan Patrick show, come

on in, stay a while. Should be a big night for Steph Curry. He tied the game with a layup

last night with 48 seconds to go. And then the warriors eventually won by two over the

Pacers. Steph went five of 15 from three point range. He's now won behind Ray Allen's

all time NBA record. You know, something that is always missed when it comes to golden

state, dating back to last season, the warriors have held 29 consecutive opponents under 50

percent shooting from the floor. That's the longest such streak in two years. 29 consecutive

opponents under 50 percent. Now, we can give a lot of credit to Dremon Green. And rightfully

so because Dremon Green is a great defender. I don't think he's quite the defender that

Steve Curry says he is, but he's he's a great defender. And if you factor that in with

winning some titles, then maybe he is going to be a Hall of Famer. I don't vote on it,

but if you factor those things in, you know, he doesn't lead in any real statistical

categories, although he's a very good passing big man, but he is a great defender. But

team wise, and they don't even have Clay Thompson, who's a really good two guard defender.

But golden state against the nicks. And I would imagine Steph Curry, let's get this out

of the way. And he did, you know, walk it back by saying, you know, I never should have

said I could go for 16 threes in a game. You get caught up in it. The media got caught

up in it. I kept thinking he's not making 16 threes in a game. He just not. And it is

much as I love watching him play. And he's the greatest shooter I've ever seen. You know,

I'm making 16 threes. And Philadelphia, he had a great game plan. They played really

well against him limiting, you know, his his opportunities there. And it felt like he

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