8 of 19! Curry 27+6, the Warriors lost to the remnant Bucks: consecutive mistakes at critical moments ruined the game

On October 31, the NBA regular season Warriors lost to the Bucks 110-120 away from home. Antetokounmpo had to sit out due to knee soreness before the game. Curry made 8 of 19 shots and 4 of 10 three-pointers, scoring 27 points, 6 rebounds, 4 assists and 1 steal. Continuous mistakes at critical moments were too fatal.

Facing the Bucks who lacked Giannis Antetokounmpo, Curry and Butler led the team; the Warriors played very hard in the first quarter, leading 25-24 by 1 point and then the team misfired. The Bucks launched a 10-0 offensive, and the Warriors fell behind by 9 points after the first quarter. Curry played 8 minutes in the first quarter, and missed two strong three-pointers. He only contributed 3 points, 2 rebounds and 2 assists in 0 of 2 in a single quarter.

In the second quarter, Butler led the bench to chase points, but after catching up to 4 points, Portis beat him 8-0, and the Warriors instantly fell behind to 12 points; Curry finally hit a three-pointer after his appearance again, and the Warriors counterattacked collectively. Kuminga scored 5 points in a row, Curry made a foul free throw and scored another three-pointer. The Warriors fought back wildly, trailing only 2 points 58-60 at halftime.

In the first half, Curry made 2 of 7 shots and scored 11 points, 4 rebounds and 2 assists. Kuminga made 5 of 6 shots and contributed 16 points, 4 rebounds and 2 assists. Butler scored 12 points, 5 rebounds and 1 assist.

In the third quarter, Curry exerted his strength on the offensive end, continuously breaking through and scoring, hitting a drifting three-pointer from the outside, and even scored an unreasonable 2+1. He scored 10 points in just over 2 minutes, leading the way. Leading the team to overtake the score; but after taking a 4-point lead at 79-75, the Warriors team misfired, and Curry took a break. The Bucks seized the initiative with a 12-0 wave. Butler scored 5 points in a row to stop the bleeding. After three quarters, the Warriors fell behind 84-87 by 3 points.

The Warriors and Bucks were still playing very stalemate in the final quarter. During this period, Curry passed the ball and hit Dream Chasing's head. After rebounding, the throw hit the ball. The referee immediately ruled that the goal was invalid. Curry spread his hands and complained very dissatisfied, and then sat back on the bench.

At the critical moment, Curry broke through for a layup and scored an unreasonable three-pointer against the defense. However, Curry then made a dribbling error and a passing error. Two consecutive mistakes were too fatal. The Bucks led 11-2 to double digits. The Warriors continued to counterattack to no avail. In the end, the Warriors lost the game and lost to the remnant Bucks in an away game. Curry left the game after the game.