Warriors’ Stephen Curry just passed Michael Jordan in the record books

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• Overall, he shot 16-for-26 from the field and went 4-for-4 from the free throw line, while adding three rebounds, three steals, two rebounds and a block in 35 minutes of action. Unfortunately for Curry, even his incredible effort was not enough for the Warriors to pull off a win on the road, as the Blazers came away with a 136-131 win. As good as Curry was, the Warriors’ defense can’t keep the Blazers’ top guns from going off as well.
• Jerami Grant put up 35 points, while Shaedon Sharpe scored 35 points.
• Deni Avdija, meanwhile, fired 26 points.
• As a team, Portland shot 51 percent from the floor and was 26-for-29 from the foul line. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementStill, the loss shouldn’t diminish the night that Curry just had.
• The two-time NBA scoring champion continues to prove that even in his late 30s, he can still be as dangerous as ever, especially if he gets into a zone. Golden State, which lost to the Timberwolves on Friday, has three days of rest before taking on the Phoenix Suns on the road on Thursday, when the Dubs look to prevent a three-game losing skid. Related: 3 takeaways from Steph Curry’s return in Warriors loss to TimberwolvesRelated: Warriors’ Steph Curry passes Michael Jordan in impressive stat.