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Curry retired early due to pain in his right abdomen. Although the Warriors once got close to the score with a small number of key players, they lost to the Rockets 115:108, ending their 8-game winning streak.
Warriors’ winning streak, keep an eye on cricket stars on 11thblank (Stephen Curry) withdrew from the game due to injury and against the enemy at home.rocket Star Kevin Durant scored 20 points, Alpern Sengun and Amen Thompson scored 19 points, the team ended the Warriors’ eight-game winning streak with a score of 115–108.
Curry was injured before the end of the first quarter and the team announced in the second quarter that he would not return on the 11th. Without their star player, the Warriors trailed by 20:35 in the first quarter, but narrowed the gap in the second quarter. In the fourth quarter, they tied the score at 85:88 thanks to goals by Georges Niang and D’Anthony Melton.
The Rockets responded aggressively with an 8-0 run. Although the Warriors narrowed the score to 5 points thanks to Brandin Podziemski’s “4-point play”, the Rockets continued to widen the gap with a series of outside attacks and eventually won 115:108 at home.
Curry averaged 30.6 points per game this season. He only played 6 minutes and scored 3 points before leaving the game on the 11th. The team announced that he had pain in his right stomach. Although rookie Yaxel Lendeborg contributed 25 points and 10 rebounds, and Podemski also scored 22 points, the Warriors still fell short of their ninth consecutive win.
All five of the Rockets’ starting five scored in double figures, and Reed Shepard also contributed 13 points off the bench. Even though Marcus Smart was ejected in the third quarter for hitting Warriors center Charles Bassey, he still got his ninth win of the season.
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Curry left the game before the end of the first quarter due to right abdominal pain, and the team also announced that he would not return. Without the main firepower who averaged 30.6 points per game, the Warriors’ attack was obviously limited, and the winning streak was suspended.
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The Rockets were led by Durant who scored 20 points. Sengen and Thompson each scored 19 points. All five starters scored in double figures. Substitute Shepard also scored 13 points. The overall balance of firepower helped the team maintain the win.
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The Warriors took the lead several times in the second and fourth quarters, including consecutive scoring by Nien, Melton and Podemski, but the Rockets responded with an 8-0 offensive at the critical moment and once again opened the score from the outside.
