game three of the best-of-seven series.
“I don’t rate my performances. I just want to win the game,” said Curry.
“For the most part, I didn’t think of [the foot]. It doesn’t take up too much mental space. I felt like I could do what I wanted on the court.”
Klay Thompson scored 18 points for the Warriors, while team-mate Andrew Wiggins contributed 17 points and a career-high 16 rebounds.
Curry is averaging 34.3 points in the series and has made 25 of 51 three-point attempts.
“Steph has carried us through so many lulls,” said Thompson. “Come game five, we’re going to have to help him out. Asking him to score 43 nightly is ridiculous.
“It’s just special to watch what he does. He does it so often that you kind of take it for granted. But I’m mesmerised just like the rest of the crowd was. It looks effortless.”
Meanwhile, Jayson Tatum had 23 points, 11 rebounds, six assists and three blocked shots for the Celtics.
“You have to give them credit, they hit some big shots,” he said.
“We obviously felt like we had put ourselves in position to win the game and there are a lot of things we wish we had done differently.”
Game five of the series is on Monday evening in San Francisco. (BBC Sport)
