Is the filming of Stephen Curry over? Superstar Warriors exploded to win 40 points against Rockets

Going into the game against the Warriors on Monday in Houston, Stephen Curry had to go through a tough slump.

In these 15 games between Christmas Day and this Rockets game over the span of just over a month, the former two-time league MVP averaged 21.2 points on a 37.0-percent shot from the field and 31.7 percent from outside the arc.

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In fact, according to ESPN’s Kevin Pelton, January 2022 is Curry the least productive month of his career.

This is a stark difference from Curry’s pre-Christmas performance. In fact, the real starting point for him to lose shooting contact was when he broke Ray Allen’s all-time all-time record 3-pointer at Madison Square Garden.

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Is the filming of Stephen Curry over?

Curry’s performance on Monday could be where he finds his form again in the team’s 122-108 win. In Houston, the Warriors superstar hit a high 40 in the game, his first game with 40 since December 23, when he raked in 46 points against the Grizzlies.

As for shooting, he was 13 -23 from the field and 7 -14 from outside the arc.

This match was the first since the Grizzlies where he not only hit at least seven 3-pointers, but shot over 50% when he attempted 20 or more shots.

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🌋 Steph Curry REMOVED 21 PTS in Q4 to win for @ Warrior! #DubNation@StephenCurry30: 40 PTS | 5 REB | 9 AST | 7 3 pm pic.twitter.com/0agJbxVU4B

– NBA (@NBA) February 1, 2022

His onslaught in the final stages was crucial for Golden State to win, as the young Rockets repeatedly brought the deficit down to four points.