Curry has a good temper! Getting away from being pulled and hugged by the Rockets without the ball, he really doesn't like to complain to the referee

Over the past decade or so, many teams in the league have been looking for ways to defend Curry, but no player has been able to limit Curry well. This is due to Curry's combination of strong off-ball ability and ball-carrying ability. Many players in the league are very strong with the ball, but they don't have a strong ability to run without the ball, and Curry's strong ability to run without the ball is the main reason why he has become inexplicable.

Butler has previously said that Curry often suffers a lot of fouls on the court, but he rarely gets the referee's whistle. Including Green also thinks that Curry's temper is too good, so the referee decided that Curry will not argue with them, so naturally it is extremely unfair to Curry in terms of blowing penalties. So much so that when a lot of teams defend Curry without the ball, they move very big.

Attentive fans should find that the Rockets are constantly pulling and hugging in the process of defending Curry without the ball today, in order to delay Curry's running and prevent Curry from receiving the ball. In fact, these are strictly off-ball fouls, but referees tend to turn a blind eye. It may be normal for Curry to use such actions in the referee's dictionary, so the referees tend to acquiesce to these malicious foul actions. But this is extremely unfair to Curry, a foul action is a foul action, and you can't stop blowing a penalty just because he is Curry. This will make many teams more unscrupulous on the off-ball end.

Curry is a very good-natured player who rarely complains to the referees, even if he suffers a lot of malicious fouls. This may be due to his character, but he has also suffered a lot of losses. Hopefully, the referees will pay attention to the opponent's fouls on Curry's off-ball end in the future, because these actions hurt the fairness of the basketball game. Curry will have a lot of redness and swelling after every game, which is ironclad evidence that he is entangled with the opponent on the off-ball end, and I hope that the league's penalty will return to justice in the future.