Stephen Curry scored 50 points, still helpless watching the Warriors lose 9 consecutive away games
Covering his head with a scarf, Stephen Curry gazed into space after being substituted late in the fourth round. He didn't react at all and appeared to be quite calm, but deep down there was perhaps a disappointment few people knew. can be expressed in words.
Curry did everything he could against the Los Angeles Clippers to try to bring home the win for the Golden State Warriors. That effort included 8 successful 3-pointers and scored a total of 50 points.
But that huge number is still not enough for the Warriors to beat the LA team at Crypto.com Arena. The eye-catching double match ended with a score of 132-124, the victory belonged to the home team LA Clippers.
The Golden State Warriors had a better pitch than the LA Clippers when they opened the first half with an 8-1 streak, but this advantage soon disappeared when the home team responded with a 9-0 streak.
The two teams continued to struggle, tit-for-tat continuously until the beginning of the fourth half, when the Clippers broke through. The continuous scoring series of Terence Mann, Russell Westbrook and Nicolas Batum put the LA ball up 12 points (109-97).
Stephen Curry then tried very hard to revive the Warriors, almost single-handedly carrying the team. He directly scored 9 points and assisted his teammates 3 times, bringing back 7 more points in more than 3 minutes.
But all efforts were unsuccessful when the LA Clippers played too evenly and firmly, maintaining the advantage of leading until the end of the game.
Besides Stephen Curry's 50 points, the Golden State Warriors have 19 from Jordan Poole, 15 from Klay Thompson (6-16 FG) and 10 from Donte DiVincenzo.
Meanwhile, the LA Clippers are led by duo Kawhi Leonard and Paul George. "bear" Kawhi scored 30 points with 8 rebounds, 5 assists and 2 steals, while George had 24 points with 7 assists.
Behind this superstar duo are 4 different names scoring over 15 points including Russell Westbrook (15 points, 9 rebounds, 7 assists), Eric Gordon (16 points, 4-8 3PT), Terence Mann (17 points, 3 assists, 6-10 FG) and Ivica Zubac (19 points, 16 rebounds, 1 block).
This result once again extended Golden State's series of poor away games. They have only won 7 times in a total of 34 trips to NBA teams, including a losing streak in the last 9 away games.
The ominous thing is that Stephen Curry and his teammates will have to make 4 more guests within a week, visiting the stadiums of teams including the Atlanta Hawks, Memphis Grizzlies, Houston Rockets and Dallas Mavericks (from now to 23rd) /3).
