Stephen Curry’s incredible 60-point performance was not enough to secure a victory for the Golden State Warriors as they lost in overtime to the Atlanta Hawks with a final score of 141-134. Despite Curry’s heroic efforts, the Warriors couldn’t secure the win.

During the game, Curry showcased his scoring prowess by putting up 60 points on 22-of-38 shooting, including 10-of-23 from 3-point range. He also contributed with six rebounds and four assists. Despite trailing for much of the third quarter, Curry helped the Warriors regain the lead, but they couldn’t avoid overtime.

The Hawks, led by Trae Young’s 35 points, ultimately secured the victory in a high-scoring and entertaining game. Curry’s 60-point performance adds him to the list of players who have recently scored 60 or more points in a game but ended up on the losing side. This includes Karl-Anthony Towns and Devin Booker in the past two weeks, creating a curious trend in the NBA.

Towns posted a career-high 62 points on January 22, while Booker had 62 on January 26. Both players experienced losses despite their remarkable individual performances.

The league has witnessed a surge in high-scoring performances recently, with players like Joel Embiid and Luka Doncic also posting impressive point totals in their respective games. Despite individual brilliance, it’s a reminder that basketball remains a team sport, and even extraordinary individual efforts may not always guarantee a win.