4 years agoGolden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry had the worst shooting night of his career on Sunday, but the team still managed to beat Toronto 106-105. The former MVP, who recently posted a career-high 62 points against Portland, finished with 12.5 percent shooting from the field after connecting on only two of his 16 attempts. Two days after hitting nine treys against the Clippers, Curry went just 1-for-10 from three-point land and ended up with 11 points. Somehow he still logged a team-high plus-seven rating, even with five turnovers. His line also included nine rebounds and six assists. Andrew Wiggins was the team's best scorer with 17 points. Curry also recently had a 13-point dud against the Clippers and he bounced back with a 38-point effort in the next game. He's an all-time shooter so it's highly unlikely that his slump will last for long, and that spells trouble for Indiana on Tuesday.--Taavi Pailk - RotoBaller
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