Lebron James Leads Lakers Past Warriors As Curry Goes Scoreless In Second Half

Lebron James Leads Lakers Past Warriors As Curry Goes Scoreless In Second HalfThe Warriors Are Back Under .500, Stuck In 11th Place In The Western Conference Standings
SAN FRANCISCO — In The Dazzling Matchup Between The Two Greatest Players Of A Generation, Lebron James Got The Better Of Steph Curry.
Curry Went Scoreless In The Second Half And Finished With 13 Points On 4-For-17. James, Playing Off Anthony Davis, Registered 25 Points, 12 Assists And Five Rebounds.
“I Just Got To Play Better,” Curry Said. “Any Game Where I Play Like That, It’s Going To Be Hard For Us To Win.”
Saturday Night’s Nationally Televised 118-108 Loss Pushes The Warriors (22-23) Back Under .500. Davis Torched The Shorthanded Warriors With 36 Points And 13 Rebounds As The Lakers Held A Comfortable Lead For The Entire Second Half. Seven Warriors Scored In Double Figures, But It Was An Inopportune Time For Curry To Have An Off Night.
“Just Hope That He Missed,” James Told Reporters Postgame When Asked How The Lakers Slowed Curry. “It’s Steph, Man.”
The Last Time These Two Teams Met, On Christmas Day, Austin Reaves’ Late Layup Lifted The Lakers Over Golden State. Curry Dropped 38, James Countered With 31 In One Of The Signature Games Of The Year.
They Couldn’t Quite Deliver The Same Theatrics In The Sequel Despite A Promisingly Competitive Forest Half; Neither Team Led By More Than Six In A First Half With 14 Lead Changes.