Curry: Today we used our defense to drive our offense. In the away game against the Trail Blazers, we always made mistakes every time we got going.

In the NBA regular season, the Warriors defeated the Grizzlies 131-118. After the game, Warriors core Curry was interviewed by reporters. Xiaoba compiled part of the interview content for everyone as follows.

Reporter: Stephen, continuing the topic - during the third quarter, Moody hit two consecutive three-pointers, and then two rounds later you also hit a key three-pointer. That wave of offense obviously completely boosted the rhythm of the game. Can you talk about the importance of that section to you?

Curry: Yeah, it all starts with our defense. We defended very well in the 24 seconds during that period and continued to maintain pressure in the third quarter. Offensively we controlled the ball well. Over time, this kind of defense will gradually tire the opponent, and their offense will no longer be easy.

In Portland's game, it was just the opposite - every time we caught up with the score, we made several mistakes and they turned into a counterattack three-pointer. On the road, this situation is even more troublesome. After they hit the ball, the home crowd immediately became excited. You gave away the momentum of the game and gave them the opportunity to score easily. It also prevented you from setting up a good defensive formation.

These are the hardest phases of the game to win, especially in today's league, which is full of players with great athleticism, talent and speed. Coach Kerr often says this is called "connecting the game" - that is, defense drives offense and offense and defense are integrated. We did a pretty good job on that today.