On February 11, Beijing time, the Golden State Warriors suffered two consecutive defeats, after yesterday's 85-111 defeat to the Jazz, and today they lost at home to the Knicks again. Although Curry scored 35 points compared to yesterday's state, Thompson conceded a deadlock and the Warriors still lost the game 114-116.
In yesterday's game, Curry encountered the opponent's tight defense, scoring only 18 points, which is far from his form this season. Today, however, Curry exploded with 35 points and 10 assists, in addition to shooting five three-pointers, and his form has improved. However, the team still lost.
It is worth mentioning that in the final moments of today's game, when there was only one minute left in the game, the Warriors were only two points behind their opponents, however, Curry's key layup did not score, which also gave the Knicks a chance to counterattack. Cuminga's cover was then awarded jamming the ball, and the Knicks also led the opponent 114-110.
Subsequently, despite Curry's layup, the Warriors still trailed their opponents by two points. The Warriors then resorted to foul play, with Burks making 1-of-2 free throws and trailing by three points with 11 seconds left.
The Warriors attacked, Curry was fouled, he hit both free throws, and the Warriors trailed their opponents by one point. Redish then hit two free throws as the Warriors trailed by two points at 114-116 in the final 6.2 seconds. However, Thompson missed a huge draw, and the Warriors eventually lost.