It's clear Steph Curry wants to finish this series as soon as possible.
Curry and the Warriors now have to enter that very same hostile environment and get a win to advance to the next round of the playoffs. Sure, they have a commanding lead in the series, but one could easily argue that two of their wins could have easily gone the other way. Perhaps the Dubs star understands the precarious nature of his squad's 3-1 lead, and wants to galvanize his teammates to get this series over with sooner rather than later.
Ironically, in order to fulfill Curry’s plan to “whoop that trick,” the Warriors will have to stop the Memphis crowd from starting up the chant.
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