As reported by Warriors PR, Curry achieved a remarkable feat, becoming the first player ever to make at least 7 three-pointers in four consecutive games. His exceptional shooting display against the Clippers included a 9/19 performance from beyond the arc, boasting a 47% accuracy. By the conclusion of the game, Curry tallied an impressive 41 points with shooting percentages of 48/47/100.
Despite Steph Curry’s stellar performance, the rest of the Warriors’ starting lineup struggled. Andrew Wiggins managed 10 points with a 40% shooting accuracy, Draymond Green had 9 points shooting at 33%, and Klay Thompson contributed 12 points with a 27% shooting rate. The lone bright spot alongside Curry was Jonathan Kuminga, who recorded 13 points, 8 rebounds, and 6 assists at a 46% shooting efficiency.
Another noteworthy performance came from Brandin Podziemski, who emerged as a standout for the Warriors, contributing 25 points, 8 assists, and 7 rebounds at an impressive 75% shooting rate.
Despite entering the game with a five-game winning streak, the Warriors faced challenges, particularly in their struggles to close out games throughout the season. The contest took a turn for the worse for Golden State after a fourth-quarter scuffle with the Clippers, leading to a decline in performance and the Clippers regaining the lead.
Even with the setback, the Golden State Warriors maintain a 26-26 record, holding a 1.5-game lead over the 11th seed to secure their position in the Play-in tournament.
