It was an off night for Steph Curry in Tuesday night's 121-114 season-opening win over the Los Angeles Lakers at Staples Center.
An off-night that somehow still resulted in his eighth career triple-double. Go figure.
During the game, Warriors coach Steve Kerr gave Curry a pep talk.
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"Hang in there," Kerr said to Curry. "I've seen you a million times have a night where it's not going your way. You know that all it takes is one. Keep fighting."
Curry led the team in scoring with 21 points but shot 5-of-21 from the field (23.8 percent). It was certainly an off-night for Curry, something he is all-too-familiar with at Staples Center.
When asked why he struggles at the shared home of both the Lakers and Los Angeles Clippers, Curry was open to advice.
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"No idea," Curry told reporters postgame. "If you have any ideas, please let me know because I still haven't figured it out. I like to learn those lessons in wins though if that helps"
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Despite his struggles Tuesday night, Curry and the Warriors got the win against LeBron James, Anthony Davis, Russell Westbrook and the Lakers.
Reinforced by a deeper bench, Golden State is better equipped to handle the oh-so-rare off nights from their superstar.