Curry scored 35+6+7 three-pointers to win his first defeat! He scored 77 points back-to-back and scored three consecutive three-pointers to teach Yang Hansen a lesson.

On October 25, the new NBA regular season continues. In today's focus game, the Warriors lost to the Trail Blazers away from home, suffering their first defeat of the new season, and their record became 2 wins and 1 loss!

After scoring 42 points yesterday and leading the team to win in overtime, Curry once again performed crazyly today. Curry started the game for a total of 27 minutes and made 12 of 22 shots, including 7 of 14 three-pointers and 4 of 4 free throws. He scored a total of 35 points, 6 rebounds, 3 assists, 1 steal and 2 blocks. Considering that Curry is 37 years old, this performance is really amazing.

In the first quarter of the game, Curry was on full fire. He hit four consecutive three-pointers from the left corner, the top of the arc, and the right side at 45 degrees. In the first quarter alone, Curry made 6 of 9 shots and scored 16 points. It is worth mentioning that among Curry's three-pointers, he continuously faced Yang Hansen's defensive hits.

In the second quarter, Curry took fewer shots, but his efficiency was still amazing. He hit his fifth three-pointer today from the left side at a 45-degree angle and made two layups. In the first half of the game alone, Curry scored 24 points! According to statistics, this is the 111th time in Curry's career that he has scored at least 20 points and 5 three-pointers in the half, the most in history! Lillard ranked second with 64 times and Clay ranked third with 49 times.

After the start of the third quarter, the entire Warriors team did not feel good, and only Curry continued his firepower. He once again hit three consecutive three-pointers from the left corner and 45 degrees from the right side, and caused multiple fouls and hit free throws. Unfortunately, it was of no help in chasing points. In this quarter, Curry scored 11 points again, and the Warriors fell behind by 12 points after three quarters. After the game started in the final quarter, as the Trail Blazers quickly opened up the point difference to about 20 points, Curry was substituted and did not play again.

It should be noted that Curry scored 42 points yesterday to lead the team to win, and today he scored 35 points again. As a 37-year-old veteran, scoring 77 points back to back is really amazing! Three games into the new season, Curry has already scored at least 30+ in two games!

According to the schedule, the Warriors will face the Grizzlies at home on October 28. Can Curry lead the team to victory? Let’s wait and see!