In an intense NBA matchup, Stephen Curry showcased his skills with an impressive 60-point performance, but unfortunately, it wasn’t sufficient to secure a win for the Golden State Warriors. The game ended in an overtime defeat against the Atlanta Hawks, with a final score of 141-134.

Curry, who had a historic 62-point game in 2021, became only the second player aged 35 or older, joining Kobe Bryant, to achieve a 60-point feat. Despite Curry’s remarkable efforts, the Warriors couldn’t clinch the victory, highlighting their struggles in the ongoing season with a 21-25 record, placing them 12th in the Western Conference.

The closely contested game saw 14 lead changes, and Curry’s 22 points in the fourth quarter kept the Warriors in the running. However, a late score by the Hawks’ Dejounte Murray forced the game into overtime, where the Warriors couldn’t overcome an 11-point deficit.

The loss adds to the frustration of the Warriors’ season, with Curry expressing disappointment about not having a win to show for such an outstanding individual performance. Despite his remarkable scoring, the team couldn’t capitalize on the momentum.

On a positive note, Curry’s scoring outburst marked the sixth 60-point game of the season, a rare occurrence in the NBA over the past 60 years. Teammate Draymond Green acknowledged Curry’s exceptional work ethic and continuous improvement.

Looking ahead, the Warriors will face the Brooklyn Nets in their next game, while the Hawks will host the Los Angeles Clippers. The outcome of this thrilling game and Curry’s exceptional performance will surely be a topic of discussion in the basketball world.