The Warriors star, touched on the thumb of his right hand, missed 13 shots (2/8 t2 and 2/9 t3) and the 8 he attempted in the second half. Stephen Curry, one of the best shooters in NBA history, had one of the worst nights of his career in the Warriors' 108-118 loss to the Lakers.

All eyes were on Steph Curry as the Golden State Warriors faced off against the Los Angeles Lakers on Saturday night during the NBA's Rivals Week. While everyone expected a major Curry vs LeBron battle,

Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry reacts to 1-20 stat line after losing to the Los Angeles Lakers.

And while Dunleavy and the rest of Golden State’s front office haven’t completely laid an egg — acquiring Dennis Schröder was at least something — they aren’t exactly going for broke in the market, which is precisely what’s required when you have an aging star playing at a high level.

Warriors star Stephen Curry said his injured thumb is a lingering issue but "shouldn't bother me like it did" Saturday night, when he shot 0-of-8 in the second half of a 118-108 loss to the Lakers.

The Golden State Warriors fell to a 118-108 loss to the Los Angeles Lakers on Saturday, Jan. 25. Steve Kerr's roster went in at halftime just one point behind their conference foes. Unfortunately, an uncharacteristically disastrous second-half showing from Stephen Curry put the Warriors on the back foot.

During his postgame news conference, Curry was informed that the loss marked the 20th loss for Golden State when heading into the fourth quarter trailing the game. The Warriors ha