Despite facing challenges, especially with the recent news about Draymond Green, Steph Curry continues to shine for the Golden State Warriors.

Coach Steve Kerr acknowledged Curry’s outstanding performances this season, emphasizing how the star guard has carried the team amid early struggles.

“He’s been through a lot these last few days with the Draymond news,” Kerr said. “And he’s had to carry this team over the first quarter of the season. We just haven’t been able to build momentum and find lineups that were clicking. So he’s carried us. And the Draymond news, I think he was just emotionally spent the last few days. It was a slow start tonight, didn’t look like he had it. And then as he’s done so often, he just flipped the switch.”

 Curry’s remarkable contribution, with 37 points against the Brooklyn Nets, showcased his ability to lead and elevate the team, even at 35 years old. Kerr highlighted Curry’s resilience, noting that he has been a stabilizing force for the Warriors, who are looking to build momentum and find effective lineups. 

With Curry’s stellar play, the Warriors remain competitive, and as they make adjustments to the lineup, there’s optimism for improvement in the Western Conference standings.