Curry talks about 4 players scoring 20+ points: This is the offensive system we designed. I can also create chaos.

October 28th NBA regular season news, the Warriors defeated the Grizzlies 131-118. After the game, Warriors core Curry accepted an interview with reporters.

Reporter: Tonight is one of those special nights - four people on the team scored 20 points, and they didn't include you. That's not a criticism of you, but it's a reflection of the fluidity of the offense and the support you get from your teammates. What do you think of this situation?

Curry: Actually, this is the way our offensive system is designed. Throughout the 82 regular season games, different teams defended in different ways. We can conduct the ball well and protect the ball well. Although there was a short period of chaos in the first half, overall, especially in the third quarter, we controlled the ball well and created high-quality shooting opportunities.

Everyone has the ability to complete the offense, and I also know how to create threats and chaos without the ball. We had some guys hitting big shots at the rim tonight and bringing a lot of energy. That's the way to go through a long regular season—full of unpredictability, but also a constant sense of confidence and rhythm.

In this game, four Warriors scored 20 points, but what is rare is that Curry is not among them. The four players are: Butler 20 points, Kuminga 25 points, Podemski 23 points, and Moody 20 points. Curry was out of action today, scoring 16 points in only 11 shots, and only played 29 minutes and 42 seconds.