With Steph Curry failing to make a three-point shot in an NBA game, the sky is definitely falling.
Superstar Stephen Curry of the Golden State Warriors scored an unusual eight points to end Sunday’s triumph over the Portland Trail Blazers. He made only two of his twelve field goals, while all eight of his three-point attempts were missed. Curry’s renowned record of 268 straight games with a made triple was ultimately broken as a result.
Curry’s three-point streak was one of the NBA’s current landmarks, up there with Mikal Bridges’s and LeBron James’s streaks of consecutive games with double-digit points and plays. His streak, which lasted for the equivalent of 3.27 complete NBA seasons, was by far the longest of its sort in league history. More than five years ago, in November of 2018, Curry participated in a game without attempting a three-point shot.
However, it’s unlikely that the best basketball shooter in history cared when his streak was broken. Curry’s colleagues, who have been almost unnoticed this season, carried the majority of the load as Golden State prevailed 118-114. In particular, Klay Thompson, who scored 28 points, and Andrew Wiggins, who scored 25, did a great job.
In the NBA, this weekend has seen the end of long-standing records. Kevin Durant, Curry’s former co-star, too saw the end of an incredible run a few days prior.
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