On January 15, Beijing time, playing 27 minutes and 37 seconds, Curry shot 7 of 15, 4 of 10 three-pointers, and got 19 points, 2 rebounds and 2 assists. Curry shot 46.7 percent from the field, and in games where he shot at least 40 percent, the Warriors won 23-0 this season and continued the unbeaten rule. If it is less than 40%, counting the last Bucks game, the Warriors are 7-9.
After being hit by the Bucks in the last game, the Warriors vented their anger with the Bulls, and in the first half of the game, they bombed 78 points, shooting 11 of 24 three-pointers, a new season high in halftime scoring.
However, Curry still did not fully regain his touch, and throughout the first half, he scored 11 points with 2 of 6 three points. That's not the MVP Curry that fans are familiar with. In the first quarter, he was also elbowed in the back of the head by DeRozan, but fortunately it was not a big problem.
In fact, Curry has averaged just 18 points per game in the last five games, shooting 32 percent from the field and 22 percent from three-point range.
The good news for Warriors fans is that Curry's long-range three-point show is back. With 28.9 seconds left in the half, the Warriors chased back, Curry was still two meters away from the three-point line, and directly shot three points, hitting steadily.
Coming back in the second half, the game went into garbage time early, and Curry also returned to the bench early. Back on the bench, he also swung his towel hard to cheer for his teammates. Interestingly, in the last moments of the third quarter, warrior rookie Cumming added a tomahawk split, almost flat basket, seeing this scene, Curry sat on the bench and covered his face with a towel, that scene was so funny, he was really unbelievable, there should be an element of envy.