On January 24, Beijing time, the Golden State Warriors won two consecutive wins in a narrow home win of 94-92 against the Jazz. However, in this campaign, the Warriors' star Curry's offensive state is still very sluggish, with only 13 points in the whole game.
In the last game, Curry hit the first whistle of his career, and originally thought that this might be a turning point in Curry's recovery, but he did not expect that Curry was still out of order today. After hitting a three-pointer in the first quarter, Curry didn't have any shooting feel in the second quarter, 0 of 4 in the second quarter, 0 in the third quarter, and 0 in the last quarter, and many good opportunities were not taken advantage of. Meng Shen scored only 13 points on 1 of 5 three-pointers of 20.
It is worth mentioning that since entering January, Curry has shot a total of 117 three-pointers and 35 of them, shooting only 29.9%, which is the worst single-month three-point performance of Curry's career so far. In the 11 games played in January, Curry only had 3 three-point shooting rate of 40%, less than 25% or as many as 4 games, which is indeed rare.
According to the statistics of the US media statmuse, Curry became the first player in NBA history to lose at least 12 shots in a single game and only hit a three-pointer.
Throughout the season, Curry's three-point shooting rate is only 37.4%, which is relatively miserable compared to himself, after all, Curry's previous healthy season three-point shooting rate has never been less than 40%. According to statmuse, Curry's top 6 bad shooting performances (at least 20 shots) so far in his career, including 5 from this season and 5 of 21 in 2010.
Curry had been leading the MVP list at the beginning of the season, but now he is drifting away from the MVP. Fortunately, with nearly 3 months to go in the regular season, Curry still has a chance to turn things around.