The Clippers reversed the Warriors by 15 points, and Johar surpassed Curry by 50 points, setting the first in history!
The Warriors challenged the Clippers on the road, and they had a 15-plus point advantage, and Curry continued to create miracles in the game, but in the fourth quarter, they began to fight back, and they had six players in double figures, including George with 24 points, Harden with 26 rebounds and 21 rebounds, and Powell with 21 points. Curry made 14 of 30 shots, 9-of-39 from 3 of 30 shots, scoring just 39 points and 5 rebounds, but his shooting ability was so poor that the Warriors won five in a row.
Against the Clippers, who didn't have a small card, the Warriors won 30-23 in the first quarter. Curry continued his performance some time ago, and in the confrontation between Harden and Curry, he seemed to return to 2018, where Harden led the strongest Rockets in the NBA against the Warriors and launched a big battle against the big four.
In 14 minutes of the game, Curry was 7-of-15 from the field and 4-of-9 from 3-point range, scoring 18 points and one assist. In the second quarter, Curry scored 13 points and made only five of his nine attempts. Harden was equally impressive, playing 16 minutes, making 8 of 6 shots, 5 of 3 and 3 of 3 free throws, scoring 18 points, 5 rebounds, 2 assists and 1 hat-trick. At halftime, the Clippers took a 52-59 advantage.
In the second half, Curry went on a rampage. Against Harden, Bryant made three dry pulls, and of course, he didn't forget to throw the ball into the bearded hip. Then, Curry hit his seventh three-pointer, and at the end of the third quarter, Curry shot 11-of-22, 7-of-15 from 3-point range, and scored 31 points and five rebounds. In the fourth quarter, the Warriors took an 11-97 advantage at 86-11.
In the fourth quarter, Curry missed a three-pointer, but he didn't expect that in the fourth quarter, he still had a 15-point advantage, but when the referee announced that the gap between the two sides was getting wider, the Clippers turned the game around with a 25-11 advantage. At the last moment, Curry threw in a three-pointer and hit the Yellow Dragon directly. With 55 seconds to go, Curry hit another three-pointer to give the Warriors another four-point advantage, but ultimately couldn't grab the rebound.
That's Curry's record for back-to-back wins:
1, this is the first time in 10 years that he hit more than 33 three-pointers in 4 games, setting an NBA record.
2.Hit more than seven three-pointers in an unprecedented four games.
3. In the 81st game of his career, he averaged more than 8 three-pointers per game, the most players in history, 29, followed by Lillard, 24, Klay 24, and Harden 22, 4th in history.
He shot 36 from the field, the most three-pointers in league history, a record also set by Curry, who had previously scored 36 three-pointers in four straight games.
The 38 games after the year are behind Jordan's 44 games.