Despite Stephen Curry’s stellar 60-point performance, the Golden State Warriors suffered another loss, this time in overtime against the Atlanta Hawks.

Curry expressed frustration over the team’s 21-25 record, placing them 12th in the Western Conference. Coach Steve Kerr praised Curry’s incredible game but acknowledged the team’s inability to secure the win.The Hawks, led by Trae Young’s 35 points, capitalized on the Warriors’ shortcomings, extending their winning streak to four games.Curry and Young shared a post-game embrace, emphasizing the competitive spirit between them. The Warriors faced challenges with key players missing, including Dario Saric and the injured Andrew Wiggins.Curry’s outstanding performance, just two points shy of his career high, stood out despite the team’s overall struggles.In a display of sportsmanship, Curry encouraged Young, emphasizing the importance of the right mindset.The Warriors now aim to regroup for their next game and improve their standing in the competitive Western Conference.