The Philadelphia 76ers weren't about to let Stephen Curry celebrate a NBA all-time record on their floor Saturday, stifling the Golden State star in a 102-93 victory over the Warriors.
Curry came into the contest needing 10 three-pointers to surpass Ray Allen's all-time record of 2,973.
The Warriors' shooting star has had 10 three-pointers or more in 22 career games, but in the face of a stringent Sixers' defense he connected on just three of 14 from beyond the arc on the way to 18 points.
Joel Embiid led the 76ers with 26 points, Tobias Harris added 16 and Matisse Thybulle did the heavy lifting in guarding Curry.
Curry came into the contest needing 10 three-pointers to surpass Ray Allen's all-time record of 2,973.
The Warriors' shooting star has had 10 three-pointers or more in 22 career games, but in the face of a stringent Sixers' defense he connected on just three of 14 from beyond the arc on the way to 18 points.
Joel Embiid led the 76ers with 26 points, Tobias Harris added 16 and Matisse Thybulle did the heavy lifting in guarding Curry.
The Philadelphia 76ers weren't about to let Stephen Curry celebrate a NBA all-time record on their floor Saturday, stifling the Golden State star in a 102-93 victory over the Warriors.
Curry came into the contest needing 10 three-pointers to surpass Ray Allen's all-time record of 2,973.
The Warriors' shooting star has had 10 three-pointers or more in 22 career games, but in the face of a stringent Sixers' defense he connected on just three of 14 from beyond the arc on the way to 18 points.
Joel Embiid led the 76ers with 26 points, Tobias Harris added 16 and Matisse Thybulle did the heavy lifting in guarding Curry.
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