“Talk to em, Juan T!”: Stephen Curry reacts to Juan Toscano-Anderson getting mocked over a viral clip where he introduces himself

The Golden State Warriors, led by Stephen Curry and his 40-point haul beat the Orlando Magic 111-105 yesterday. 

The Golden State Warriors began their homestand with a win over the Orlando Magic last night. The Dubs now have won two games in a row, and hold a 14-12 record in the season. Stephen Curry led the Warriors once again, scoring 40 points while making 10 3 pointers. He also added eight rebounds, five assists, and four steals in 37 minutes.

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Stephen Curry is playing at an exceptionally high level this season, tallying his averages to that of his 2014-15 MVP season. Last night’s game marked the 17th time Curry scored over 10 3 pointers in one contest, leading the NBA in the said stat. The second on the list is Klay Thompson, who has 5 such games to his name.

Stephen Curry backs Juan Toscano-Anderson as he makes himself known

Last night Bleacher Report shared a clip of the game, where Juan Toscano Anderson made a pass to Curry and was seen celebrating a 3 pointer, even before Curry shot it. Curry ended up making the same, but it was a highlight that pages shared everywhere on social media.

However, when BR shared the clip, they did not name JTA, and instead called him ‘Steph’s teammate’. The 2nd year player out of G-League took it upon himself to identify himself and quoted their tweet.

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Juan Toscano Anderson had quite a night against the Magic as well. He ended the game with nine points, five rebounds, two assists, a steal, and a block in 21 minutes. Stephen Curry made sure to give his teammate recognition for his social media response.

Curry and the Warriors have a tough night ahead of themselves, as they prepare to face Kevin Durant and his Nets tomorrow.