Disastrous game for Steph Curry, losing his longest streak record

Warriors Overcome Curry's Off Night to Secure Win

In a gripping encounter, the Golden State Warriors managed a 118-114 victory against the Trail Blazers, turning heads as they navigated through Steph Curry's atypical off night.


Curry's Uncharacteristic Struggle


Steph Curry, known for his sharpshooting prowess, faced an unusual challenge, scoring only seven points and failing to make a 3-pointer for the first time in 268 games. The Warriors, however, showcased resilience in adapting to this unexpected twist.


Thompson's Heroic First Half

Klay Thompson emerged as the hero of the first half, delivering a stellar 28-point performance. Shooting 11-for-16 from the field and hitting 5-of-10 from beyond the arc, Thompson played a crucial role in maintaining the Warriors' lead despite Curry's struggles.

Wiggins Shines Off the Bench

Stepping off the bench for the third consecutive game, Andrew Wiggins made his presence felt. Wiggins not only provided a defensive spark but also contributed significantly on offense with 25 points, shooting an impressive 9-of-12 from the field, including four 3-pointers.

Breaking the Streak, Sealing the Win

Curry's remarkable streak of 268 consecutive games with a made 3-pointer came to an end, but the Warriors rallied as a team. Brandin Podziemski's decisive play in the final seconds, including a crucial charge taken and two free throws, secured the hard-fought victory.



Post-game, Coach Kerr, Curry, and Thompson discussed the challenges posed by Curry's off night and the team's collective effort to compensate for it. The win leaves the Warriors with a 12-14 record after a successful 2-0 weekend.