The Golden State Warriors, who snapped their losing streak on the road, dropped one more game, this time at the Chase Center. Steph Curry made a solid comeback in the last game against the Wolves but failed to retain it against the Indiana Pacers in the 105-111 loss. <\/p>
The Golden State Warriors are 3-10 in their last 13 games, and dropped their second straight game at home. The Pacers had an 8-point lead at halftime that was reduced to four heading into the final quarter. <\/p>
Warriors pulled off a comeback with a 7-0 run and two straight buckets from Wiggins tied the game at 89 less than a minute into the final frame. The Warriors missed four free throws in the fourth quarter and allowed Pacers to take the game. <\/p>
After facing regular criticism, Jonathan Kuminga<\/a> scored 26 points off the bench while shooting 9-for-16. Stephen Curry had another tough night in the NBA <\/a>as the two-time MVP managed only 10 points over 35 minutes. Buddy Hield also chipped in 13 points off the bench and Trayce Jackson-Davis had 13 points and eight rebounds.<\/p> Also Read: <\/strong><\/p> Stephen Curry delivered another awful performance for the Warriors. The veteran guard scored ten points, five rebounds, eight assists, one steal and two blocks while shooting 2\/13 from the field in 35 minutes of playing time. <\/p> At half-time, he had just two points on shooting 0-for-4. It helped the Pacers to control the game with a 62-54 lead. Steph Curry struggled in shooting and went 2-of-13. The two-time MVP is shooting 38% overall in eight games. <\/p>\n
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