Stephen Curry, the standout point guard for the Golden State Warriors, is widely regarded as one of the premier players in the NBA today, known for his exceptional shooting skills and playmaking abilities. Despite his remarkable talent and contributions to the game, Curry often finds himself facing inconsistent treatment from referees during games.
The Warriors recently played the New Orleans Pelicans in an intense game at the Smoothie King Center. After missing several games due to injury, Curry returned to the court for this matchup. However, during the fourth quarter, the referees overturned one of Curry’s three-pointers due to a foul call.
This unexpected decision left Curry visibly incredulous, and his mounting frustration was captured in a video that subsequently circulated on social media platforms.
they never call anything on steph, not until he scores lol https://t.co/b9e4LVqfHz pic.twitter.com/EvCmrSafFy
— nana (@namxsj) March 29, 2025
curry was in disbelief that the refs canceled his three-pointer 😭 pic.twitter.com/OKa3beRDSI
— nana (@namxsj) March 29, 2025
Stephen Curry played for 34 minutes, scoring 23 points, six assists, and four rebounds. Star player Jimmy Butler also had a strong performance, playing for 35 minutes and contributing 18 points, for assists, and 10 rebounds. Their impressive efforts helped lead the Warriors to a 111-95 victory over the Pelicans.
Stephen Curry Reflects On His Recent Injury
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In the third quarter of the Warriors’ 117-114 triumph against the Toronto Raptors, Stephen Curry exited the locker room following discomfort in his tailbone, a consequence of a significant fall. Subsequent assessments confirmed that he had sustained a pelvic contusion. Upon his return to the court after several games on the sidelines, Curry provided insights about his ordeal during a post-game interview.
Steph Curry said his recent injury reminded him of that hard fall on his tailbone in Houston back in 2021. But this one isn’t as bad. Deep contusion as opposed to hairline fracture in 2021.
Here is full health update from Curry pic.twitter.com/2OCtFQHkYI
— Anthony Slater (@anthonyVslater) March 29, 2025
The Warriors are currently in 7th place in the Western Conference standings with a record of 42-31. Their next game will be against the San Antonio Spurs at AT&T Center.
