Both real and fantasy general manager all wish they had drafted Stephen Curry. This past week in Charlotte, on a night his father was honored by the Hornets for his own legendary shooting stroke, the Warriors' peerless superstar scored 28 points in a single quarter and enjoyed an amazing 101.2 true shooting percentage.
ESPN Stats & Info found this was the first game with a true shooting percentage -- an advanced shooting efficiency metric that takes into account field goals, 3-point field goals, and free throws -- above 100 since Arron Afflalo did so for the Magic in 2013.