On Saturday, February 3rd, in an overtime game against the Atlanta Hawks, guard Stephen Curry of the Golden State Warriors scored a career-high sixty points. Curry had an outstanding game, but the Warriors still fell short.
Draymond Green discussed the remainder of the player’s lackluster performance in the most recent installment of his podcast, “The Draymond Green Show,” Warrior’s Forward.
Green said that losing a game is never easy, but it is especially upsetting when a teammate performs poorly. Green stated,
Extremely annoying, particularly when Steph Curry had the kind of night he did. Not all of us played really well. When your guy [goes] off like that after you lose a game? It’s more detrimental.
On the Warriors team, no other player scored more than seventeen points. Green claims that the team is making errors that they ought not to be making. They will have a difficult time overcoming them in the future if they continue to make needless mistakes. Green is adamant that the team’s best course of action is to avoid making careless mistakes.
In addition to scoring his second-highest number of points in a game during his most recent performance, Curry became the first player in NBA history to be 35 years of age or older and score 60 or more points, behind the late Kobe Bryant.
Steph Curry isn’t a starting All-Star.
The Warriors guard Stephen Curry was not chosen to start in the NBA All-Star 2024 match. This year, Curry will participate in his tenth All-Star game, but it will be his first without serving as the starter. The East vs. West format of the NBA All-Star games has returned.
Fans’ reactions to this revelation were varied. Curry received the second-highest number of fan votes for an All-Star player. However, he came in third place among players, behind Luka Doncic.
