On January 15, Beijing time, the whole field exploded with 138 points, a big victory of 42 points, and the Warriors stopped the decline. Still, Curry hasn't really regained his touch, and he's set a record for the worst of his career.
Against the Bulls, Curry shot 7-of-15, 4-of-10 from three-point range, and 1-of-2 from the free throw line, with 19 points, 2 rebounds, 2 assists and 1 steal. Curry shot just 46.7 percent of the way throughout the game, leaving him with less than 50 percent shooting in nine consecutive games, setting a new career record (previously eight consecutive games).
This big win also proves why the Warriors can rank second in the West, they are not alone in Curry. However, if the Warriors want to compete for the championship, they need Curry to find the crosshairs.
In warrior history, the record number of consecutive shots of no more than 50% is the 21 games set by Byron Davis, but Curry's record is already the worst for the Warriors' active players. Thompson has done this twice in his career, from December 14 to December 29, 2012 and december 9 to 25, 2013, Thompson has had nine consecutive games in which he shot no more than 50 percent from the field. In addition, Green also had such performances from January 23 to February 6, 2013.
There is no doubt that Curry is not in the best condition now, the good news is that he has a lot of helpers around him, and Wiggins and Poole's recovery give Curry a huge share. If Thompson can also get back to his pre-injured form, it should be a matter of time before Curry retrieves the crosshairs. Otherwise, it is not easy for such a warrior to compete for the championship.