on today's show step curry finally cools off but he still thinks he should be MVP the nicks

win their eighth straight julius randall can have all the MVP chance he wants and there was a wild

ending in philly and there was a wild ending in portland it was a 12 game night a lot A lot of wild things happening everywhere. I'll break it down for you. I'm Tasmelis,

and this is what you need to know in the NBA for Thursday, April 22nd.

Here we go. Good morning, everybody. Let's jump into a 12-game sked Warriors, Wizards. We've got to start

talking about Steph because he has been the talk of the NBA the last month or so. Top two

scores in the NBA meeting. Steph Curry recently passed Bradley Beale for the scoring lead because

of his scorching hot month. But Curry finally had a bad game.

He is human.

The day he told Rex Chapman, yeah, I should be MVP, he finally had a bad one.

Only four points in the first half.

Warriors and Wizards commentators both saying he's not going to have a half like that again.

Curry didn't think so either.

Heat check after he check after he check in

the second half, but it just wasn't his night. Two of 14 from three, seven of 25 overall. He had 18

points. His streak of 11 straight games with 30 plus points ended his first rough night in a month.

Imagine being amazing at basketball for a month. He was near perfect,

as perfect as you can get for one month. All that and the Warriors still had a chance to tie it

late. Andrew Wiggins missed after the Warriors got a big turnover with 16 seconds left. Wiggins missed

a layup to tie it. Golden State has had some heartbreakers during

Curry's streak. They could have moved up to play in tournament standings. Kemp Bazmore missed late

free throws versus the Celtics against the Wiz a couple weeks ago. There was a four point played

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