Stephen Curry’s Top 10 Games of 2012-2013

Mar 23, 2013; Oakland, CA, USA; Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry (30) drives to the basket past Washington Wizards power forward Kevin Seraphin (13) during the third quarter at Oracle Arena. The Golden State Warriors defeated the Washington Wizards 101-92. Mandatory Credit: Ed Szczepanski-USA TODAY Sports

Washington Wizards 92, Golden State Warriors 101

Statistics: 35 points (.722/.600/.750), 2 rebounds, 8 assists (3 turnovers), 2 steals (2 fouls) in 32 minutes (+9)

Advanced: 31.6 GmSc, 88.6% TS, 32.7% USG, 151 ORtg, 98 DRtg

Highlights: finger roll, lob for dunk, pull-up off screen, curl pull-up 3, isolation pull-up, curl jumper, crossover 3, transition pull-up 3, bounce pass for dunk, lob for backdoor layup, stepback off screen, 3 off tapout, lob for dunk, lob for transition dunk, pull-up 3, reverse layup and-1, curl 3

Andrew Bogut sat 50 games last season, but when he was healthy, Bogut demonstrated tremendous chemistry with Steph Curry. Bogut sets monster (illegal) screens, clearing wide swathes for Curry to attack or, more often, pull-up. Bogut is not particularly fast or athletic, but he is a determined roll man with great hands who can dunk on the move, from a standstill or finish an alley-oop. In their haste to contain Curry, the Wizards left themselves exposed to Bogut (10 points, all emphatic). When they adjusted for that, Curry put them out of their misery.