Curry notches 38 points but Warriors still loss to Timberwolves

Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry would greatly appreciate some help from his teammates.

And his organization is aware of that fact.

“Without a doubt, we need some scoring and some playmaking from the other players, too,” Golden State manager Steve Kerr admitted.

Stephen Curry tonight:

38 Points
5 rebounds
5 threes

Warriors Starters: 33 Points

There’s just not much more our GOAT can do. pic.twitter.com/RR88z82nWg

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— De🅿️ressed Warriors Fan 💔 (@GoIdenState) November 13, 2023

The guard finished with 38 points in his team’s 116-110 defeat against the Minnesota Timberwolves – his 6^th 30-point match this campaign. At the same time, Curry had a teammate finish with at least 20 points only 1 time: Dario Saric vs. Thunder at the beginning of the month.

Steph has also outscored any teammate by at least 5 points in all 11 matches this campaign, the longest streak to begin a campaign since Michael Jordan in 1987-88 (11).

Sunday was the 5^th time in 11 clashes that the guard had doubled his closest teammate. That’s more than the whole last campaign.