5 Biggest Losses in Stephen Curry's career

#1 Los Angeles Lakers 130-97 Golden State Warriors 97 (November 28, 2009): 33-point loss

Steph Curry's 15th career game in 2009 was the most lopsided loss of his time in the NBA...

Steph Curry's rookie year with the Golden State Warriors was during the 2009-10 season. The year before Curry came to the league, the Warriors had a terrible 29-53 record. During Curry's rookie campaign, they actually had a worse record at 26-56.

Including Curry's rookie year, the Golden State Warriors had made the playoffs only one time in the past 16 years, so it was no surprise that the biggest blowout loss of Curry's career happened in 2009 against the Los Angeles Lakers.

As was the case with almost all of the other games on this list, Curry's offensive night wasn't great. He shot 33% from the field with 5-of-15 shooting and made only one three-pointer out of five attempts to finish with 13 points.

The Lakers were the top team in the Western Conference that season led by Kobe Bryant and Pau Gasol. A total of seven Lakers were in double figures for this game, including all five starters.

It also didn't help that the Lakers outscored the Warriors by 23 in the second half en route to the 33-point blowout.