He knocked it down and you could just see, he reacts a little bit, he's as animated as I am, but you could see right away, as soon as that ball went in, he knew exactly what three it was. “I watched it again very recently just to kind of feel that excitement and the energy that was in that building,” said Curry. His favorite player as a kid was Indiana Pacers shooting guard and Hall-of-Famer Reggie Miller, who held the 3-pointer record himself until it was broken by Ray Allen in 2011. I had a certain touch and feel for putting the ball in the basket, extending my range, even when I was nine or ten years old to the high school three-point line.” “That was something that kind of came naturally. “I could always shoot when I was growing up,” said Curry. “It's just a natural flow from the time you see either I'm dribbling, or the ball is coming on a pass, to the time the ball hits my hand, and I know I'm going to shoot.”īehind the record-breaking moment lies the work of a lifetime for Curry, who as a child was already testing his skills at long range. Blues of the NAHL and posted 26 points (12-14-26) in 25 contests.“There is literally zero thought about the mechanics or anything that goes into the shot,” said Curry. Curry also spent part of the 2013-14 season with the Springfield Jr. He ranked fourth on Bloomington in goals with 17 during his final campaign in 2015-16. Prior to college, the Schaumburg, Ill., native skated in 147 games in the USHL from 2013-16 between Tri-City and Bloomington, recording 66 points (30-36-66) and 195 PIM. The 6-foot, 185-pound captain of the Terriers tied for second in Hockey East in goals and placed 14th in points while also ranking among the conference’s leaders with four game-winning tallies (T2nd) and 111 shots on goal (T6th).īU advanced to back-to-back NCAA Tournaments in 20, as Curry helped the team claim the 2018 Hockey East Tournament title and the 2016-17 regular season conference championship. Named Hockey East’s Best Defensive Forward as a senior in 2019-20, he established career highs with 32 points and a team-best 19 goals, and equaled his career mark with 13 assists in 34 appearances. – The Grand Rapids Griffins on Thursday signed forward Patrick Curry to a two-year contract that will last through the 2021-22 season.Ĭurry, 24, concluded a four-year career at Boston University earlier this month, totaling 79 points (39-40-79), a plus-10 rating and 116 penalty minutes in 141 career games.
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