Warriors superstar Steph Curry played in a game Thursday night for the first time since Oct. 30.
The two-time NBA MVP registered 23 points (6-for-16 overall, 3-for-12 on 3s), seven rebounds and seven assists in 27 minutes against the Toronto Raptors, while only turning the ball over once.
It was a very solid stat line for somebody who had been sidelined for over four months.
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But to fully appreciate what Curry brought to the table, you had to watch and pay close attention.
So here are a bunch of clips that highlight his contributions, even when he wasn't scoring, recording an assist or directly involved necessarily.
Clearly the part in parentheses was a hyperbolic joke. But Curry is known for being an outstanding screen-setter.
Furthermore:
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When Steph was on the court, the Warriors' offensive rating was 111.3. When he was on the bench, the team's rating was 95.7.
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He's kind of important.